Purchased the lotion spray as I had a coupon and thought I would try it but cant say that I am impressed. You still have to rub it in and its pretty runny, even in the aerosol can. I wont be buying this again. The smell was nice though.

its easy to use and quick. it smells nice and smoothes my legs well. I would buy again its pretty cheap so thats good to... the spray thing sprays good

The scent is amazing. That's about all I really liked though. I didnt find it to be moisturizing enough and it didn't absorb nicely. I dont think Im a fan of the whole spray on lotion trend though.

I tried the coconut milk magnolia one and wasn't very impressed. B/c it was an aerosol spray the lotion formula was too light and weak for my liking. After rubbing it in it felt like I hadn't done anything, it wasn't a lasting soothing or moisturizing lotion. I feel regular lotions and creams were way more effective at hydrating. The spray was a neat idea though and it was good for spraying my back and backs of the shoulders which I normally don't really reach. I also thought the bottle got used up too quickly, it doesn't last as long as a bottle of lotion does.

Bought this bc it was on sale. Was excited to use it bc of the Spray fact. I didn't like it. The spray kind off leaked and didn't go on as smoothly as I thought it would. I did like the scent. Maybe if they can make some adjustments to the spray, I would give it a go again.

Meh, picked up a few of these to try when they first came out. I do not like the idea of cold aerosol spraying on my body after a hot shower... its quite uncomfortable.

The grapefruit lotion smells nice and spreads easily, but I do not feel that it is as moisturizing as the regular body lotions. There is definitely less value and product in these aerosol cans!

I love the convenience of this lotion, and the texture, and the smell, BUT... it gets a 3 because of what it leaves behind on whatever surface you're standing on. I love the convenience of spray on lotion that I can quickly rub in. St. Ives Lotion sprays including Soothing Oatmeal and Shea Butter work awesome and don't leave a greasy feeling on your skin, but if you use this on tile flooring you will end up slipping. I have held the bottle far away, as far as the instructions say, and closer than what the instructions tell you, all with the same outcome of spray going into the air around my legs and on to the floor. I love the idea of these lotions, but because of the floor getting this product on it no matter what, I have used the old fashioned way since testing this product.

I am a sucker for trying random products! I've been noticing these spray-on moisturizers lately and decided to give it a go.

I gotta say, it's a bit of a waste. I though the spraying would be a convenient feature, but it's the opposite. You still have to rub it in (obviously) but it goes on uneven. Plus, some of the lotion ends up on nearby furniture or your bathroom floor, making for a slippery surface.

I think this would be great for people who hate thick creams, since this lotion goes on very light. Like, really light! So light, I feel like it's barely there. Smells pleasant though.