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Thursday, 3 September 2026

Glowing, smooth limbs with Naturium...

 

Glowing, smooth limbs with Naturium

If you haven't gathered by now, I'm always on a quest to find the best glow giving products - hair, face and body - I basically want to shine bright like a diamond from head to toe (but without looking sweaty!). The Naturium Glow Getter range has been on my radar for quite a while so I decided to dive in and buy all but one product from the range (I skipped the body oil but will probably purchase at some point). It's fair to say that I am suitably impressed and enamoured by this range.

Naturium is a brand that I have had mixed experiences with. I've tried a few of their skincare products - some I really didn't rate and others worked a little better for me but nothing wowed me enough to ever repurchase. I decided to give the body care products a try because my dry skin loves oils and the products in this range contains a number of oils. I had also seen some people I follow because they have skin similar to mine, rave about the products. (I always think it's best to find a few people who have skin similar to yours, are of a similar age to follow, obviously you need to trust that they are honest with their reviews, and similar eye and hair colour for makeup tips). I was delighted to find that the products are not *too* expensive, particularly for the amount of product in the bottles/tubs.

The Glow Getter range contains Multi-Oil Hydrating Body Wash, Body Scrub, Multi-Oil Body Butter, Bio-Lipid Body Lotion and Body Oil.  I love that the products have pumps or are in a tub because it means I can get every last drop out.

I don't like stripping body products so if I can use a shower oil, I will always choose it over a gel. The Multi-Oil Hydrating Body Wash is comprised of 50% glycerin, Plant-based squalane and a Linoleic-Rich Oil Blend. This combination of ingredients soothe, hydrate and nourish the skin. It is pumped out as an oil but upon being mixed with water, it becomes a milk - a nourishing milk that cleans the skin without stripping it. It leaves skin feeling soft and hydrated.

The Body Scrub contains glycerin and squalane, as well as jojoba, coconut and rosehip oils, which ensure that whilst the skin is exfoliated and left feeling baby soft, it isn't at all stripped or parched. I love the sugar crystal formula, which feels very satisfying when being massaged into the skin.

The Bio-Lipid Body Lotion is lighter in texture than I imagined but thicker than a body milk. It contains shea butter and omega fatty acids and it really nourishes and softens the skin but without leaving any residue and bonus points for the fact that it absorbs quickly and easily, which means that there's no hanging around waiting to get dressed.

The Multi-Oil Body Butter is one of my favourite discoveries of 2026! It is absolute perfection for anyone who has dry skin. It contains shea butter, glycerin, squalane and a combination of oils. It's rich in texture but it absorbs so easily (I can't stand products that feel like a workout to rub in!), it instantly smooths and softens the skin. I feel like asking people to touch my arms to feel how soft they are when I use this!

Not everyone will want to buy all of the products but you will certainly see an improvement in your skin if you buy use even one of them. They all leave my skin feeling so soft, smooth and nourished and glowing. Dry skin tends to be dull but the oils and hydrating ingredients in these products smooth the surface of the skin so that it is left glowing. I highly recommend this range to anyone who is looking for glowing limbs but without breaking the bank!

Thanks for reading!

All products are bought by me, unless otherwise stated. Anything marked with a * has been kindly gifted, without obligation. I don't do sponsored posts. Opinion is always my own. Affiliate links may be used.  

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