Gold Bond
Gold bond was first introduced by Arthur W. Guilford in 1908. He bought the formula of the medicated powder from The Rhode Island State Medical Association, who’s conference of physicians originally developed it in 1882*. In 1990 Gold Bond was purchased by Martin Himmel who developed the product further and marketed on a national level. The line has increased to creams and lotions along with its best-selling powder, all of which are widely available in drugstores and retail chains nationwide. *Source: company website
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First, I suggest you watch Dr. Dray's video on keratosis pilaris. Anyways, the gist of her video is consistency w/ a moisturizing cream and a treatment cream. This product is a treatment. While I haven't been consistent (I've only done it for two days), I've noticed even after one day that my skin felt the softest and smoothest that it's been in awhile. I give this …Read more
First, I suggest you watch Dr. Dray's video on keratosis pilaris. Anyways, the gist of her video is consistency w/ a moisturizing cream and a treatment cream. This product is a treatment. While I haven't been consistent (I've only done it for two days), I've noticed even after one day that my skin felt the softest and smoothest that it's been in awhile. I give this …Read more
I like the light scents of the gold bond lotions and thought this would be the same. It actually smells like cheese. I was immediately filled with regret for purchasing due to the disgusting odor. The first night I wore it to bed, I ended up getting out of bed in the middle of the night to wash it off my arms and put scented lotion on because I couldn't stand the smell anymore. I …Read more
I like the light scents of the gold bond lotions and thought this would be the same. It actually smells like cheese. I was immediately filled with regret for purchasing due to the disgusting odor. The first night I wore it to bed, I ended up getting out of bed in the middle of the night to wash it off my arms and put scented lotion on because I couldn't stand the smell anymore. I …Read more
Good drug store brand hand cream. It's rich and soothing but not greasy. I got a 2.4 oz tube to keep in my purse since I handle paper at work and wash my hands frequently during the day. The backs of my hands are really getting wrinkled and parchmenty, so this formula may not be strong enough. It also does not contain any sunscreen, which is a shame, because I really liked it. No …Read more
Good drug store brand hand cream. It's rich and soothing but not greasy. I got a 2.4 oz tube to keep in my purse since I handle paper at work and wash my hands frequently during the day. The backs of my hands are really getting wrinkled and parchmenty, so this formula may not be strong enough. It also does not contain any sunscreen, which is a shame, because I really liked it. No …Read more
