I would describe it as a 'generic' body wash that cleanses and hydrates, although my pet peeve with companies and marketing is the use of 'tag lines' or false advertising such as 'revitalizing'. I'm not even sure what that refers to, and they don't need to resort to the use of such phrases. Would I recommend it over another 'generic' brand? Probably not. But it's the equivalent.

I wasn't a big fan of this St. Ives product. I didn't like the way it made my skin feel after using it. My skin felt like it still had soap on it. I definitely won't be buying this again.

I buy this body wash when it goes on sale. This one smells great and lathers up nicely. It leaves my skin feeling soft and refreshed. I love there body wash.

Honestly I hated the scent...hated it.
For me it wasn't even a refreshing pear scent it was more fake and just a very artificial scent to begin with.
I thought / expected it to be different but it was not.
The pear & soy combination did not blend in well either, I did not like the overall feeling / scent / texture of this body wash on my skin. I also felt a slight residue...not sure if this was normal didn't feel completely clean.
I didn't feel hydrated, my skin felt slightly soft but not enough to be hydrated.
Gave away the body wash to a family member who didn't mind.

The pear and soy line from St. Ives is great for moisturizing...but the smell is off. It just is not good enough for me to purchase again. I will stick to all other st. Ives products

In my opinion this does not work it's no effective.
I might as well use a bar of soap it's that bad I did use it for over 4 weeks to make sure I gave it time to 've effective but unfortunately my skin was more dry then its ever been .