- Is this the same as the Japanese Cherry Blossom body lotion?
- No. This is the Ultimate Hydration Cream, the thickest formula in the line. The lotion is thinner and lighter, and the regular body cream sits in between.
- Is it good for very dry skin?
- Yes. It is built for dry skin, with shea butter and hyaluronic acid, and reviewers say it handles winter dryness on legs, elbows and hands well.
- Is the fragrance strong?
- It is noticeable and lasts for hours. Most buyers like it, but people sensitive to fragrance often find it too much for daily use.
- Can I use it on my face?
- It is made for the body. The fragrance and rich texture make it a poor choice for facial skin, especially if you are acne-prone.
- How much should I use?
- A small amount covers an arm or leg. The cream is concentrated, so start light and add more on rough patches.
- Does it come in other scents?
- Yes. The Ultimate Hydration Cream comes in several Bath & Body Works fragrances, and the unscented version suits people who want no fragrance at all.
- Where is the Bath & Body Works Ultimate Hydration Cream Japanese Cherry Blossom cheapest?
- At Ulta Beauty, for $17.95, as of our latest check.