If you're after an all-over body moisturiser, the St Ives vanilla one is yummalicious. I used that for several years and was very happy with it.
I've now switched over to an Aveeno product - the oatmeal one that has no fragrance, it's a lower chemical formulation than most. a largish tube costs under $10 and it's not one of those stupid pump packs that you can never get the last quarter of the bottle out! it does contain some mineral oil so if you're anti-that, then steer clear of this one.
I second the St Ives moisturisers. I use the 24-hr moisture one, there is also the vanilla one, an oatmeal one (very good for super-deep moisturising, I like it at night but it's a bit too heavy for using in the mornings), and a collagen & elastin one that claims to improve skin elasticity.
I buy them from Priceline for around $5 (on special - they're around the $7 mark usually) and it's a huge pump pack, very good value for money. The 24-hr one is very light, absorbs quickly and doesn't leave a greasy residue the way lots of moisturisers do. You wouldn't think so, as it's quite thick and creamy, but it spreads beautifully and a little goes a long way, a bottle of it lasts me for months and it lives up to its 24-hr claim. I love it
Moogoo all the way here! I get horrid dermatitus/psoriasis patches on my cheeks and jaw area and this the only stuff that has cleared it up. For the first time in years since switching to their products I have actually been happy with my skin. Someone asked me if I'd had a facial the other day because it's made me look so much more refreshed and younger. The anti aging one is about $20 but I literally only use 1/2-3/4 of a pump at a time and still same bottle almost 2 months on. The msn cream is awesome if you are prone to breakouts too. I use this on trouble skin areas and it clears it right up and keeps it clear.
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