https://www.beautybulletin.com/ https://www.beautybulletin.com/eucerin-atocontrol-bath-and-shower-oil/discussions/33590/ https://www.beautybulletin.com/eucerin-atocontrol-bath-and-shower-oil/discussions/33590/ The skin on my body is prone to rashes as I'm lactose intolerant and my skin is the first to react. I didn't know this for a while and used many products to get rid of the rash, eventually I came across Eucerin. I used this as well as the Urea lotion and a good sunblock and the skin on my body never looked better. The scars from the rash didn't take too long to fade, and itch from my rash and sensitivity was gone. I now use this product at least once a year just to maintain my skins condition. Love it. ]]> Wed, 07 Jun 2017 07:51:46 +0000 https://www.beautybulletin.com/eucerin-atocontrol-bath-and-shower-oil/discussions/16886/ https://www.beautybulletin.com/eucerin-atocontrol-bath-and-shower-oil/discussions/16886/ The Eucerin AtoControl Bath & Shower Oil has nearly no scent. It has an oil-like consistency, which makes it easy to squeeze onto your hand, or into a bath. When applying it onto your skin, it has a surprising lather. Though the lather is not thick or too foamy, it helps to make you feel like you are cleaning yourself. If you are having a serious flare-up and are sensitive to normal soap, this would be great for you. Otherwise, you can do as I did and wash with your normal soap first, then apply the Bath and Shower Oil into your hands and apply all over your body. Make sure you rinse thoroughly, then gently pat yourself dry. My skin was definitely moisturised and felt soft. The usual tightness i feel after showering was completely absent. I then used the Eucerin AtoControl Body Care Lotion to give my skin a truly moisturised experience. ]]> Fri, 09 May 2014 13:17:24 +0000