Aquaphor Ointment Body Spray - Moisturizes and Heals Dry, Rough Skin - 3.7 oz. Spray Can

I can’t say enough good things about the Aquaphor Spray—it was magnificent! I used it for a burn, and the convenience of simply spraying it on rather than having to rub in a thick ointment was a total game-changer. Not only did it provide instant relief, but it also kept my skin moisturized and protected without any discomfort.At first, I was skeptical about whether the spray would have enough product to last, but I was pleasantly surprised—it goes a long way! The mist is lightweight yet effective, delivering the same trusted hydration and healing power of regular Aquaphor without the mess.

This spray works very well and lasts all day. There is a small learning curve to learn to apply it to your skin and not the area around you but that is very easy to figure out. This product lasts all day for me and I have old Gila monster skin so that is a challenge. It is sticky when you apply it but I put my robe on for a few minutes after applying and that gives it time to dry a bit.

Great for dry cracked skin. Recommended by marathon runners.Great for dry cracked skin on hands or feet. Works miracles when covered by socks or gloves overnight. Lifesaver!

My skin really does feel moisturized even after just one use. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars is that it makes your skin feel oily and it takes a while to completely dry. Other than that it works great for someone who is too lazy to put lotion on their legs. It's fast and easy to apply, just wish it soaked in a little faster.

Wonderful, really. This is better than I could have imagined. Shake well, spray lightly & closely, then rub in for a lasting, non greasy, non smelling excellent moisturizer, MORE than a moisturizer. Honestly, I have had eczema & psoriasis since childhood, I'm 57 now, and this is the best remedy I have ever used. Great for overnight heel & foot softening too! So happy I tried it, never looking back.

Easy to throw in your suitcase, fast absorbing and doesn't feel greasy but leave my skin feeling softer.

I have some extreme dry skin problems, especially on my feet and legs. A dermatologist gave me a prescription moisturizer, but it didn’t solve the problem and I went looking over the counter. I found a Norwegian-based foot ointment formula that my skin loved, but it had stinky fish oil in it and it was greasy. I needed to keep looking.Doctor Oz, some time back, was giving away 1.75 ounce tubes of Aquarphor Healing Ointment. It was my first Aquaphor experience. I remember seeing the price at the store and was very glad my Doctor Oz coupon covered the price because I didn’t want to shell out that amount for a small tube that wouldn’t work. As it turned out, my skin did like it, but I was still stuck with the problem of it being greasy.I’m a sucker for new products and Aquaphor’s Ointment Body Spray caught my eye. In addition to the problem on my feet, along the way, I’d developed that problem you often hear women talk about, where they take off their jeans and it looks like a snowstorm from all the dead skin flakes that fall out. So I put this version of Aquaphor to the test. The first thing I noticed was its temperature when the spray hits your skin. It’s cold. Translation: refreshing on a summer day, but a bad choice for winter, especially when there’s a draft in the room. It does moisturize the skin, though the effects are better the following day after it’s had a chance to sink into the skin. When it’s freshly applied, it feels somewhat tacky, which I find particularly irksome on the palms of my hands and trying to wash it off doesn’t work, not even after doing dishes. Also, because of the way it sprays, it comes out in a foam that not only falls where it’s targeted, but rebounds onto clothing and the floor. So some of it gets wasted.I’m not sorry I tried Aquaphor’s Ointment Body Spray, but unless it results in some miracle cure for my skin, I can’t see buying another spray ointment.

This ointment works well against dry itchy skin and easy to use on areas like the back