It hydrates nicely and makes your skin soft. It's not too thick and absorbs nicely. The only thing I don't like about it is that it supposedly has cocoa butter which is supposed to fade discoloration but I used it for months and noticed only a slight difference. It does make my legs look nice soft and glowy though after using it everyday.

I Love this! I started using this a few years ago because the inside of the suit I had to wear during rifle team practice was really rough on my elbows. It kept them soft instead of the usual rough and dry. I stopped using it for a while then picked it up again the other day. I forgot how great it is! My skin gets really dry this time of the year. I use this all over after I shower. It does take a few minutes to really sink in so if you don't like creams on the greasy side, this isn't for you. It's great for really dry skin and the smell is amazing! Although the smell does fade after a little while. It's perfect for those rough spots like elbows and heels. I also have sensitive skin and this doesn't irritate it at all.

This stuff is greasy as hell. It took forever to absorb into my skin. I may as well have poured water on myself. I thought I was going to love this after stumbling upon this at Walmart. I got it in "Cocoa Radiant", which I am assuming is a richer formula of the regular cocoa butter kind. It's supposed to give your body a " radiant glow". Yeah okay, I couldn't see the glow from all the grease. It smelled fantastic in the bottle, but once I got it home and put it on my skin, Poof! The amazing aroma I had smelled previously faded away and on came the smell of pure petroleum jelly. I know this is a Vaseline product, but this is the body creme, not the jar. I was really let down by this. I kept smellling the area where I applied it just to make sure that I was smelling the right thing and sure enough the cocoa smell was gone. I feel like this product was very misleading. I will be returning this.

I thought this would be a very deep conditioning product, but sadly I was disappointed to learn that it basically feels like slathering petroleum jelly on your body. Not the most comforting feeling mind you...
However I must note that the smell is fantastic and the packaging is pretty cute!

I wanted to love this... But dont really fancy it. I read the reviews on here and couldnt wait to try it. Not as moisturizing as I would like in a lotion. Maybe I am just being picky and hard to please. I like thicker, creamier feeling lotions. I am used to using Cetaphil, CeraVe, Yes To Carrots body butter and Body Shop body butters..

best lotion i ever bought its not sticky sinks right in to your body not greasy or oily love it i think everyone should by coco butter deep conditining

I use this on my elbows and feet and knees,usually in areas that need sofening or are rough and get ashy,really like it,very moisturizing.

I had high expectations & they slightly fell short. Vaseline Intensive Care Cocoa Butter Deep Conditioning Extra Rich Cream isn't super moisturizing, nor anything near being a miracle product. HOWEVER it has it's pros. For $3 at Walmart, you get 7 fl oz of product. It comes in a tube, & the packaging label isn't hideously ugly. The moisturizing properties are a little above average, & best of all the formula smells like plastic-like yellow cake batter. I bought two, & would only repurchase in the case of not having a better option. Thus I put 'yes' for 'would you buy this product again?'.
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Decent moisturizer, but I won't be purchasing again. While it's good for small areas (elbows, knees, hands) it's much too sticky and greasy for overall use. It also never seems to get fully absorbed into my skin either. The smell is lovely and the texture is nice,but much too greasy and nothing special.

Love this stuff. I have very dry skin and I use it all of the time. And afterwords my skin feels amazing, and smells even better. Definitley recomend this stuff.

I have gone through multiple tubes of this already! It has a habit of developing a good reputation! At my old job, my co-workers would continually stop by my desk to grab some of this cream for their hands. It got to the point where I never had any left for myself, so I bought a few tubes and distributed them around the office!
This cream is great for winter weather because it contains vaseline, which creates a barrier between your skin and the cold wind. I also really like this cream in the summer, this is my favorite time to use it.
I use it all over myself (aside from my face) after I shower, or after time spent in the sun. It actually makes your skin look healthy because it gives it a very slight glisten, and it somehow seems to bring out the best of your tan. It also soothes my skin after I epilate my legs.
I would highly recommend this cream, it has a beautiful, thick consistency and a nice cocoa butter scent.

Good stuff! I find that this cream works well on my thighs, which get itchy and bumpy in the wintertime. I put it on sparingly after my shower and before getting dressed...a little goes a long way! This cream gets a 5 because my thighs have not itched at all since I started using this cream on them. Also, this cream has gotten very popular in the office to soothe hands dried out by paper! Everyone seems to have this cheap, effective cream on their desk.

The formula the Vaseline company uses is designed to make you dependent on their lotions by actually replacing your natural oils with toxic petroleum and your skin stops healing itself!!!
If you want to REALLY make your hands and other dry areas amazing, use Burt's Bees Hand Repair Cream.
Plenty of reviews on here about this product and I swear, it's taken YEARS off the appearance of my hands -- I love it.
I even mix it with a thinner/lighter face cream and use it on my face in the winter.

While I have never been a big fan of Vaseline products before I have been blown away by this one. I was looking for an inexpensive lotion that would be thick enough to use as a foot lotion. I happened upon this at Target for $2.99. I have used it on my feet only, after a shower/bath, and I put socks on after application. It feels super thick and smells heavenly. My feet were so soft by morning. Definitely a great deal. Also love how it comes in a tube with a flip-top cap.

Oh my god, I'm in love. I swear by this. I discovered it last fall and it got me through the winter alive.
It smells sooo good and cozy and delicious. I use it immediately after I shower and sometimes before bed, and I can't tell you how much time I waste lazing around on my bed, inhaling myself and feeling my limbs up.
It's pretty "heavy" but I never feel greasy, just soft and lovely and greeeeat.
My only problem is the thought of trying to find a new lotion. This stuff definitely seems more cozy and wintry than summertime.

This is the best inexpensive lotion out there. it really moisturizes my skin and it doesn't leave a film or greasy feeling on my skin. My boyfriend loves this lotion on me because he says it smells like vanilla and hot chocolate all at once. I will definitely repurchase, but this big pump bottle lasts forever.

this is my favorite vaseline brand lotion!!! it smells yummy..like chocolate and vanilla?? and it moisturizes my skin all day!!! i am trying to buy more organic lotions that dont have parabens or or other nasty chemicals in them so even though i love this stuff, i dont think im going to be buying this lotion again. :(

Vaseline Intensive Care Cocoa Butter Deep Conditioning Extra Rich Cream is a very good hand or body lotion for anyone who loves the scent of Cocoa butter. It's very moisturizing and sinks in quickly and doesn't leave any greasy after feel. Really does a great job of moisturizing. I think in general Vaseline tends to make some of the best lotions on the market. One of my favorites is for extra dry skin. The bottle on this is really pretty and easy to open. Great price $4 appx for a generous amount of lotion. I tend to get tired of scents pretty quickly which is why I like non-scented lotions best of all but this one is very nice and the scent is great if you like chocolaty scents. Does a great job for a great price.

I have this in the lotion.. I actually keep mine in the fridge because it seems too runny if left at room temp.. but maybe I just got a bad bottle.
The smell is okay, smells like every other cream or lotion that hass cocoa butter in it, so I cant understand why people think the smell is soo great, its nothing new or anything.. lol
Its okay for an everyday lotion, though I wont be getting it again. Seems to leave my skin sticky and feels greasy going on and doesnt seem to get absorbed into my skin right away like other lotions. Leaves a film on my skin that i dont really like.
Like I said, this is alright for the price, but nothing to freak out over.

I cannot manage to make this cream work for me. I've been keeping it around for several months, experimenting with different ways to use it. In the morning after showers, in the evening before bed, next to the kitchen sink as a quick after-cleaning moisturizer for my hands, a spot treatment on my elbows/knees...it doesn't matter. I'm always left with sticky skin that feels coated in some kind of thick goo.

Well, considering that the second ingredient is petrolatum, I suppose it's no wonder why that happens. I've been able to successfully use other products which contained a high concentration of that ingredient, and never had this experience where it just didn't sink into my skin...so I'm not sure why it's happening now?

The scent is a bit odd to me, as it quickly morphs from a subtle chemically-sweet "coco/nut-ish sweet dessert thing" to plastic.

It's a bit funny--I recently applied some of the cream to my elbows and forearms. And really, really rubbed it into my skin. By recent, I mean maybe 30 minutes ago? By really, really rubbed, I mean mini-massage? As I'm typing this review, I've made the mistake of placing my elbows onto my desk a few times. *shakes head* I couldn't find any traction on the desk, and kept toppling over. I finally just went to the bathroom and wiped my skin with tissue, as I knew the cream wasn't going to absorb, anyway.

Never one to want to throw something away, I'll make one last effort to salvage this product: I'll mix some brown sugar into a small amount in my hand, and see if it makes a decent scrub. I'm thinking this is a failed venture, so I'll likely just mix some shimmer powder into this, and apply it to exposed cleavage.

I mean, theoretically, glistening cleavage is "seductive." Not so sure about chemical-scented oily lumps, but it's worth a shot.

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