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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Ultimate Softening Skin Therapy Lotion Shea Butter 41 reviewsRecent Gold Bond Reviews
This lotion is a great body moisturizer that protects skin and is very effective for dry skin. There are many skin beneficial ingredients in this formula for a lasting effect for soft and smooth skin. It has a thick texture that absorbs very well into the skin. It is lightly scented that is not very noticeable and will not compete with any perfumes or fragrances that you may choose to use. There is a tendency for the pump to stop working when there is still a fair amount of product left--about 20% of the bottle--this is where I turn it upside down until I'm finished with it. Overall, it is a great product to try at a decent price.
This lotion is a great body moisturizer that protects skin and is very effective for dry skin. There are many skin beneficial ingredients in this formula for a lasting effect for soft and smooth skin. It has a thick texture that absorbs very well into the skin. It is lightly scented that is not very noticeable and will not compete with any perfumes or fragrances that you may choose to use. There is a tendency for the pump to stop working when there is still a fair amount of product left--about 20% of the bottle--this is where I turn it upside down until I'm finished with it. Overall, it is a great product to try at a decent price.
This cream has all the makings of a good moisturizer with antioxidants, lipids, hyaluronic acid and peptides. It comes in a generous sized tube and has a thick creamy texture that is easily absorbed into the skin. The biggest knock against this cream is that it has "ultimate" and "firming" claimed in its title. No, it will not firm your neck and chest. It will, however, serve as a good moisturizer for your face and neck. And don't forget that its a great beauty bargain for about $10.
This cream has all the makings of a good moisturizer with antioxidants, lipids, hyaluronic acid and peptides. It comes in a generous sized tube and has a thick creamy texture that is easily absorbed into the skin. The biggest knock against this cream is that it has "ultimate" and "firming" claimed in its title. No, it will not firm your neck and chest. It will, however, serve as a good moisturizer for your face and neck. And don't forget that its a great beauty bargain for about $10.
I have KP on my arms and have had since I was a teenager (62 now). I applied this and after 2 days my arms were smooth and soft. I was a little surprised at the skin peeling, but it made sense. I haven't used for three days and the KP is back. So I will need to use this daily I guess.
I have KP on my arms and have had since I was a teenager (62 now). I applied this and after 2 days my arms were smooth and soft. I was a little surprised at the skin peeling, but it made sense. I haven't used for three days and the KP is back. So I will need to use this daily I guess.
