Molton Brown Naran Ji Soothing Hand Lotion

If you are looking for top quality, well packaged and interestingly fragranced beauty products then Molton Brown is the store for you. Molton Brown first started out as a hair salon in Mayfair with all their retail products hand-mixed in the upstairs from nettles and chamomile. I think this is probably what has led them to using some interesting smell and ingredients in their products. Examples of these include davana blossom, celestial maracuja and inspiring wild indigo. I can't work out if I'm a fan of Molton Brown or not. I usually like quite sweet and sickly smelling hand lotions, fruity strawberry ones etc but Molton Brown seem to produce spicy heavy ...

I received this hand cream as part of a gift from a friend a few years ago, and I've been using it ever since. It costs £14 for a 300ml bottle. They say indulge your hands with this deliciously refreshing hand hydrator infused with aromatic neroli. Whisper-light but richly moisturising, the lotion is non-greasy, easily absorbed and leaves the skin smooth, soft and protected. It comes in a really nice looking clear plastic bottle, with a equally fancy-looking pump applicator. One pump gives you just the right amount for your hands. The lotion is a creamy colour and the texture is quite thin, but at the same time feels rich and creamy. It smells very ...

Molton Brown is a well know brand and is considered to be luxury products...which is how they manage to charge frankly extortionate prices for products that in my opinion, don't really cut the mustard! I have this product alongside the matching Shower gel, which I also don't think is worth the price. To be fair, I did receive this as a gift, so I don't know what I'm moaning about but I just wouldn't have spent the money on it... The smell is a bit odd, I can't really place it - but it smells very natural and almost 'woody'...it's not very nice though, I almost expected it to smell quite coconutty from the appearance of it, but I was wrong. Also the texture is ...