Dieci Colori Essence of Italy Lemon Whipped Body Cream Review

A few weeks ago, I posted my review on the Dieci Colori Essence of Italy Lemon Peel Sugar Body Scrub. Today I am featuring its perfect partner, the amazing lemon whipped body cream from Dieci Colori's Essence of Italy line. It's basically a body care line that is made from organic ingredients. This product is from their Fruit collection, which is infused with the fragrant essence of lemon zest. According to the company, the product is made from 100% organic sugar crystals and lemon zest.

The company gave a short description of the product on its website:

From the hillsides of Italy, we bring you this rich, emollient body cream. Imbued with the rejuvenative essence of lemon, nourishing sunflower oil, and vitamin rich avocado oil, it offers deep hydration and skin soothing comfort to even the driest skin.

My Take: Let me dive in right away and tell you that this is probably one of the best body butters I've ever tried. This is such a rich, absolutely luxurious body butter that will make the driest and scaliest skin melt into soft buttery velvet. I follow up the lemon sugar scrub with this emollient concoction and it just makes my skin super soft and smooth, not to mention fragrant as well. This lemon whipped body cream smells divine. The scent of lemon is intoxicating and really perks up my spirit in the mornings. I used to apply a separate foot cream to make my feet extra soft and smooth, but this product does wonders both for my body and my feet, so I don't need a separate foot cream. I can't stop raving about this product. The way it softens and keeps my skin smooth is amazing. I really love the smell of lemons and butter because it makes me think good and warm thoughts, and it also smells so fresh and clean.

Upside: Amazing natural (as opposed to artificial) lemon scent, super rich and emollient, can smoothen and soften even the driest of skin.

Downside: I personally can't see any downside to this product. Some people don't like very rich body butters, but I honestly don't see anything bad about this body butter.

The combination of the lemon sugar scrub and the lemon whipped body cream is a one-two Knock-Out punch against skin dullness, flaking and dryness. I really love this tandem and I intend to get this body cream as soon as I am done with my current stash. Check it out at the above-mentioned links.

Dieci Colori Essence of Italy Lemon Peel Sugar Scrub Review

I've had the chance to try this lemon peel sugar scrub from Dieci Colori's Essence of Italy line. It's basically a body care line that is made from organic ingredients. This product is from their Fruit collection, which is infused with the fragrant essence of lemon zest. According to the company, the product is made from 100% organic sugar crystals and lemon zest.



My Take: This sugar scrub smells divine. The scent of lemon is intoxicating and really perks up my spirit in the mornings. I apply the product with moistened hands while in the shower, and scrub the granules on the areas that need more tender loving care: elbows, knees, lower and upper arms, ankles, heels and feet. I gently rinse the crystals off and get amazed everytime by the result: I get soft, smooth, supple skin without feeling or looking greasy or oily. The targeted areas look smooth and I get nicely-pink heels and soles as a result of all the sloughing of dead skin cells.

Upside: Amazing natural (as opposed to artificial) lemon scent, excellent exfoliation, gives beautiful, smooth and supple skin without being greasy.

Downside: May be a bit too dry for some people. You can probably add a bit of olive oil if you need more moisture (but believe me, this will make you feel moisturized without being too greasy). A little high-end in price but if you want to indulge and feel pampered, this is a good buy.

After exfoliating, I follow this up with my Dieci Colori Essence of Italy Lemon Whipped Body Cream which deserves its own review. The combination of these 2 products is a one-two Knock-Out punch against skin dullness, flaking and dryness. Watch out for my thoughts on this in the next entries.