MOR Hand and Body Lotion Review

I love this brand, there's no question about it. And layering on products in the same scent family (like marshmallow for example) just amplifies the smell (in a good way) also giving amazing longevity. I am currently using the MOR marshmallow hand and body lotion, and it's great. It's very cream and silky textured and moisturises really well. It's also in their signature fancy packaging. Yes, it is a bit pricey but definitely worth the dollars spent if you want to treat yourself to a little well earned luxury.

I applied this to my hands right before typing this! I love the packaging and the large size. The bottles are so pretty and always sit on my desk. The scents are all amazing too. This is a non-greasy moisturiser which works pretty well, but it's not the best.

I have just finished the last of mor body lotion in lychee flower fragrance. The lotion comes in a pump bottle bottle which sits in my bathroom ready to be applied after my morning shower . It is a fresh fragrance with a little bit of sweetness. I really love it! I also layer it with the roll on mini oil perfume in the same fragrance. I think the pink packaging is really cute. I do think that it is a little bit of luxury every day.

I picked this up for the packaging. It's pale pink and gold, with delicate detailing to create a luxurious, feminine product fit for a fancy bathroom or bedside table. Yes, I paid $40 (the larger size) for fabulous packaging.

The scent inside is equally as divine. Feminine, floral, sweet and soft, it combines candy floss and vanilla with florals and something a tiny bit spicy. It isn't overpowering, and is certainly not as sickly sweet as Lush Snow Fairy.

Unfortunately, the performance isn't quite so amazing. It is a thin lotion that absorbs easily but provides very little hydration. It has a pump, which makes me want to apply it all over - but it really isn't hydrating enough for me to bother doing this.

I may repurchase this product for the packaging when I want a room to look extra special, however that decision will be based purely on packaging.

I received a handbag sized tube of this in a goodie bag earlier in the year. On the good side, the packaging is beautiful - black and gold - and the cap unscrewing is an easy access but safe from spills option.

On the down side, I didn't find it a heavy enough moisturiser for me (I get very dry hands over winter) and I found it too strongly scented for my taste. While scented creams seem like an appealing idea, in reality by the time I've applied perfume and flavoured lip balm, a scented hand cream it just too too much!

Of course, lots of other people would consider a strong scent a positive thing, so do try a tester in store and don't just take my word for it!

I kept this on my dressing table and used it on my very dry legs all last summer. The packaging is just beautiful and the cream is lightweight but moisturising. But the best part is the smell - I used the blood orange and I just loved how rich the smell was. The only downside is the price - Mor products are on the expensive side.