Dove BeautyDove Beauty Dove Purely Pampering Coconut Butter & Cocoa Butter

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Looking for a skin cleanser that indulges your senses and pampers your skin? The #1 dermatologist-rmended body wash, Dove Restoring Body Wash nourishes your skin and senses with creamy coconut butter and cocoa butter while leaving skin soft and smooth. This body wash is sulfate-free and paraben-free with a mild, pH-balanced formula, making it a great body wash for dry skin unlike typical bath soap or shower gel. This body wash uses Dove Moisture Renew Blend, a combination of skin-natural nourishers and plant-based moisturizers. The lipids and glycerin in our formula absorb deeply into the top layers of skin, where they get right to work! This proprietary blend of moisturizing ingredients is proven to work with your skin to nourish it, so it can maintain and create new moisture. For best results, squeeze the restoring coconut butter and cocoa butter body wash into your hand or onto a shower pouf and work it into a rich lather. Massage it over your skin, taking time to allow the nourishing coconut butter and cocoa butter to indulge your senses. Rinse off, revealing soft and smooth skin. Made with 100percent gentle cleansers, Dove Coconut Butter and Cocoa Butter Body Wash is gentle to the skin?s microbiome, its living protective layer. It creates a rich, buttery lather that moisturizes and replenishes skin while also leaving it cleansed, smooth, and soft. This Dove body wash is also effective at cleansing hands. With naturally derived cleansers and skin-natural nutrients, we care about what goes into our body wash. Dove sulfate-free body wash is dermatologist-rmended and microbiome gentle. Dove care goes further than moisturizing body washes with PETA Cruelty-Free certification and 100percent recycled plastic bottles. At Dove, our vision is of a world where beauty is a source of confidence, and not anxiety. So, we are on a mission to help the next generation of women develop a positive relationship with the way they look?reaching over? of a billion young people wit...