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Laura Y.

Jan 8, 2017

Laura Y.

Can you put body lotion on your face?

Leuca S.

Jan 8, 2017

Leuca S.

I mean as long as the formula is good there's no reason you can't.

Deborah S.

Jan 8, 2017

Deborah S.

With probably the majority of lotions I personally wouldn't, as most are scented or too heavy (I believe the body shop body butter which is a heavy formula even warns you on the package to not use it on your face). However if it has good ingredients and you feel like it works for you, it should be fine. :)

Anna D.

Jan 8, 2017

Anna D.

I think that if it has a strong scent then a nono but if the formula and ingredients look good then maybe. I would also make sure that it works with your skin type but personally I only use face products on my face. Hope this helps:) ♡

Avery M.

Jan 9, 2017

Avery M.

I would steer clear of putting body lotion on your face because many of them have heavy butters, oils and fragrances and will clog your pores and/or irritate your face! I would stick to an ultra-hydrating facial moisturizer. :)

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