I tried this product, courtesy of chick advisor. I was pleased with the delicate scent. The lotion left my skin feeling very smooth and moisturized. Quite often scented lotions leave my skin feeling itchy, dry and irritated. I didn't get that feeling with this lotion. Although I liked this product, I think it is rather expensive for what you get. So I probably wouldn't buy it on a regular basis. I already use the unscented vaseline lotion daily. If found this lotion on sale I might pick up a bottle as a special treat.

I got to try this product via a free coupon from chick advisor (thank you!). I got my bottle at Shopper's Drug Mart, which did not have the product out on the shelves yet, but after asking I was brought out a bottle. I was quite surprised when I got home and checked the receipt to see that the going price on the product is $9.99. The bottle seems a bit small for that price when you compare it to other Vaseline products (such as the coco butter lotion, it is huge and you can get it for about $4, I love it!)

Anyway, the product itself if okay. I tried it on my hands first and was not disappointed with it, but at the same time I did not love it either. I have used it for a week or so, and while there really is nothing wrong with it, I probably would not buy it again. There are some other great Vaseline products that I will continue to use, but this probably won't be one of them.

Ok lotion overall. It's a small bottle, and $10. Yes, a little does go a long way. But - I still don't think it compares to some of Vaseline's other lotions - esp for that price! The smell was a bit of a turn-off (I tried the Mineral one). The only reason why I would buy this again is if I was going traveling and needed a small bottle to fit in my luggage. Otherwise, I will stick to their Original Intensive Care or Cocoa Butter lotions.

Review is sponsored by ChickAdvisor.

Thank you Chick Advisor for sending me the coupon to try out Vaseline Sheer Infusion.

There are three different kinds to choose from - Mineral, Vitamin and Botanicals. I picked Vitamin. The price at Superstore was $6.49 (which I got for free by using the coupon) for a 200mL bottle. The price seems a bit high, as Superstore was selling other types of lotion for much cheaper. It does seem to moisturize the skin quite well. I have dry hands and they feel wonderful after I put on this lotion. It seems to soak into your skin and retain its moisture as opposed to other lotion that stay on top of your skin. I probably wouldn't buy it again unless the price comes down a little more.

My first reaction to the bottle was "small and expensive" I gave all 3 different scents a smell and I preferred the mineral bottle. I first used it on my hands and found that it left my hands very silky soft and I hoped that it would be the same on my entire body. I was impressed when I applied it after my shower and noticed that it left my whole body very soft and it stayed like that for the day. My only concern is that it will only last me a few uses if I continue to use it on my entire body. I definitely won't be purchasing a bottle of that size for the price they're asking., but thanks for letting me try it Chick Advisor!

The first thing about Vaseline Sheer Infusion that captured my eyes was the price and its small size. I was able to obtain it free, but regardless, I had expectations above the regular moisturizing body lotion. The consistency is great, its not too thick or too runny and its easy to smooth over your hands and legs. The scent is OK. It's quite subtle and a great alternative to that familiar Vaseline smell that comes from the famous plastic jars. It was effective in moisturizing my hands. That being said, it doesn't offer any extra pzazz from the regular (and often cheaper!) body lotions.

The price is a little too much for that size bottle, but i definitely loved it. I expected it to be somewhat thick and greasy like the original Vaseline, but its not! It smells great and it definitely made my list. Everyone should try it out :)

A little goes a long way with this product, but for the size of the bottle, I dont think I would buy it often at the MSRP of 6.00 CAD. Only have used it two days so I am not sure if its good for sensitive skin or psoriasis

There was nothing about this lotion that makes it stand out. The scent is boring and the way it makes my skin feel is the same as any other lotion. I was surpirsed that it was $10, that's a lot for cream. Maybe after a long time it makes a difference, so I will continue to use it. Overall, nothing to rave about here.

Price: I used my free coupon [from chickadvisor]. So it was free [minus taxes]; but the 200ml bottle from Shopper's drug mart would have costed me 9.99 plus taxes. Not worth the price for such a small bottle.

Texture/effectiveness: Well I had it on my skin for about 10 minutes and will not wear it ever again. The lotion goes on like oily water and just sits on my skin. It's so gross. It was like that for 10 minutes until I noticed pink-ish red blotches appearing all over my hands. I washed it off ASAP.

I had to grab my mothers magnifying glasses to read the tiny print on the label [I don't need glasses]. Turns out there's SULFATES in the lotion [to which i'm allergic] so there goes my lotion into the trash.

Smell: Botanical reaks. It smells like palmolive dish liquid [a very foul smell I dislike].


This is just my opinion but I do not like this sheer infusion lotion. It did not leave my hands smooth at all. Now I have hive-red blotches all over my hands.

I wish the company would use something other than sulfate in their products so I could have a better than with this product.