Johnson’s Dreamy Skin Body Lotion Reviews

I prefer using the round, screw top version of moisturisers, as opposed to the squirty bottles, as you can make sure all the cream is used up, and there's no wastage at the end. A 250ml screw-top pot of this product costs roughly £3, which is quite expensive, but I would have to say that aside from the price, this is one of the best ...  Read the complete review

I bought myself one of these body lotions because it looked appealing as I'm have trouble relaxing and sleeping lately, and at £1 whilst on special offer, it was a bargain. Dreamy Skin is a newer range from Johnson's, a brand I trust to produce high quality smellies that are gentle to skin. The range is advertised as one to relax you, ...  Read the complete review

Last sunday was my birthday, i am officially a quarter of a century old but shhh i wont tell if you dont, as one of my presents i recieved a lovely circular tub in a rather metalic lilac colour filled with johnsons body cream dreamy skin, the tub contains 250ml of cream and i like the fact it is in a tub rather than a bottle as you can scrape ...  Read the complete review

I bought this body lotion because I'd run out of my usual stuff and it was the cheapest available at the time, at £1.99. I don't tend to buy products by Johnsons as they test ingredients on animals and as a rule I try to avoid companies that do this. I did however cave in when it came to this one as it was so cheap and I needed something ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks ago I was wondering around my local Boots Store in need of some new shampoo and conditioner and a few other cosmetics when I was almost pounced upon by a store employee to try the new Johnson's Dreamy Skin body lotion. The lady in question gave me her little sale pitch about how reputable Johnson's were as a company and told me a ...  Read the complete review