The Seaweed Bath Co. Body Cream, Eucalyptus & Peppermint

I have very dry skin, and I am eczema prone. I’m always itchy whenever I forget to moisturize. I often look for lotions that are free from sulfates, parabens, and phlalates as well as cruelty free. I love that this product meets that criteria. Prior to trying this, I was using Palmers Cocoa Butter lotion, which worked well but my husband wasn’t too fond of the smell. I was intrigued by this because I love the smell of Eucalyptus and Mint together. This smells quite nice but not exactly as I imagined and doesn’t last as long as I would like. I still like it anyway. It keeps my skin moisturized for quite some time and a little goes a long way. It’s a very intense moisturizer and probably one of the draw backs is the thickness of it it’s consistency. It applies very heavy that it makes you sweat quickly and a lot from your pores not being able to breathe if you go into the heat shortly after applying. In fact it leaves your skin white like sun tan lotion until you rub it in all the way or spread to other areas. Probably the only draw back of this lotion. I will keep using it for now because it keeps my skin from drying out but I hope to find one slightly less heavy in the future.

I really wanted to love this cream, but the smell is kind of gross. It doesn't smell like eucalyptus at all and it has that unscented lotion gross smell. Otherwise it's fine in terms of consistency and moisturizing.

This is honestly my favorite Eucalyptus mint lotion now! This is my very soothing lotion for aching work feet.

I bought a tube of this stuff four years ago when on a hunt for something to help this persistent eczema I have on one hand. While it didn't seem to help with that, I've found a new use for it more recently - this possible small fiber neuropathy tied to fibromyalgia, in my feet. I used to have issues with my feet feeling like they were right up to a fire, with this awful burning/radiating heat situation, that was largely controlled by increasing one of my fibromyalgia medications. However, I still get this really awful itch in them. It's very clear where the itch is coming from on the bottom of my foot (always different spots, and usually deeper in my skin), but if I try to scratch it? I may feel relief while scratching, but the itch comes back immediately once I stop. It's extremely hard to ignore the sensation. One night I thought about how magnesium topically could help, and while I have a nice oil spray I can use, the stuff stings if it touches broken skin from my eczema. I thought this stuff might have some magnesium in it too, just in a less concentrated form. Tried it, and I got pretty quick relief. The itching stopped in minutes.It's a shame it doesn't soothe the itch from my eczema, but I'm so grateful to have something that will get rid of the itch in my feet. And I'm very glad to see the product is still available on here, so once this tube is out I'll be able to resupply.

Good lotion but I don’t love the fragrance.