The Body Shop Nut Body Butter

I never thought I had dry skin until a started using the body shop Brazil nut body butter. The only reason I bought it was because I was in a 'feeling sorry for myself and spending money will help' mode. I walked in the body shop and had a look and smell of the body butters there. They have loads of wonderful flavours/scents, good enough to eat; satsuma, cherry, grapefruit, coconut, the list goes on. I chose the Brazil nut butter as the scent wasn't as sweet and artificial as I thought the more fruity butters were. Brazil nut body butter is designed for dry skin, and the other body butters are for other skin types, I haven't got particularly dry skin but I liked ...  Read the complete review

I'm not one for splashing out on expensive skin and body products, but for a good few years now I've been indulging in the Body Shop's Brazil Nut Body Butter. Having recently increased from £10 to £12 for a 200g tub, it's pricey stuff, but it's very, very good. The butter is a lovely creamy colour with a hint of brown and has a very luxurious and enticing smell of brazil nuts, cocoa and cream, which isn't too sickly. Unfortunately the smell doesn't last on your skin for more than a few minutes after rubbing in, though if you like body products that don't compete with or overwhelm your perfume then this might be an advantage for you. The instructions ...  Read the complete review

The Body Shop Brazil Nut Body Butter..... This is one of my all time favourite products and even when I buy other makes of Body Butter I still find myself coming back to this particular brand, as you truly cannot beat it. *Price and Packaging* It is rather expensive compared with other Body Butters that are available from different companies this one though coming in at £10 is considerably more than say the Boots own version of Body Butter. However, you do get a lot of Butter for your money and the tub holds a hefty 300ml. The tub is fairly well designed although I say fairly but I do find it rather ...  Read the complete review