Mammary Glands and Lotion

Mrs_McFadden
Mrs_McFadden Posts: 1,139
edited September 2024 in Chit-Chat
So I put lotion on my legs and hands everyday- then sometimes I feel like I want to put lotion everywhere. Do our breasts count in that? Serious answers only!
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  • kelligonzales
    kelligonzales Posts: 391
    Hell yeah they do!
  • GorillaNJ
    GorillaNJ Posts: 4,024 Member
    yes... I can offer my assistance if needed.
  • becomingsara
    becomingsara Posts: 205
    OH MY GOSH YES!
    I am using shea and coco butter lotion specifically to help fade stretch marks (genetics plus big baby then TWINS), and so I put it EVERY where those marks seem to be...I think I can see a difference! Every time after I shower, when my skin is most receptive to it :)
  • mamijujuphat
    mamijujuphat Posts: 407 Member
    yes the girls need lotion too... specially in the cold weather... but then again.. skin tends to dry in hot weather too
  • AnnaPixie
    AnnaPixie Posts: 7,439 Member
    of course!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely!!! :bigsmile:
  • california_peach
    california_peach Posts: 1,809 Member
    OH MY GOSH YES!
    I am using shea and coco butter lotion specifically to help fade my stretch marks after babies, and so I put it EVERY where those marks were...I think I can see a difference! Every time after I shower, when my skin is most receptive to it :)


    Really? What brand of lotion exactly? Not to highjack thread, but my strecth marks have strech marks.
  • Claudia007
    Claudia007 Posts: 878 Member
    LOL@Gorilla

    I live in a dry climate area and I have extremely dry skin. I put lotion on everyday, everywhere and I do mean EVERYWHERE!
  • Mrs_McFadden
    Mrs_McFadden Posts: 1,139
    LOL@Gorilla

    I live in a dry climate area and I have extremely dry skin. I put lotion on everyday, everywhere and I do mean EVERYWHERE!

    Bikini line? Other places in between? I mean you said everywhere, I want specifics. I want to be sure I'm putting lotion everywhere I should.
  • nerdyandilikeit
    nerdyandilikeit Posts: 2,185 Member
    LOL@Gorilla

    I live in a dry climate area and I have extremely dry skin. I put lotion on everyday, everywhere and I do mean EVERYWHERE!

    i don't live in a dry climate, but my skin still feels much better when i put lotion everywhere :)
  • kelligonzales
    kelligonzales Posts: 391
    Gotta love when they get all shiny and smooth.... Oh and yes coco butter is a must!
  • Heather75
    Heather75 Posts: 3,386 Member
    This thread is offensive and must be reported to the proper authorities. *stomps off to tell a grown-up*
  • Mrs_McFadden
    Mrs_McFadden Posts: 1,139
    This thread is offensive and must be reported to the proper authorities. *stomps off to tell a grown-up*

    Heather- may I just ..rub some lotion on you to make you feel slightly better? If that's immature, surely immature is better right?
  • Shannon023
    Shannon023 Posts: 14,529 Member
    This thread is offensive and must be reported to the proper authorities. *stomps off to tell a grown-up*

    :laugh:
  • adellepuppy
    adellepuppy Posts: 130
    Heck yeah! I lotion up everything after I shower. It's a nice way to primp.
  • Heather75
    Heather75 Posts: 3,386 Member
    This thread is offensive and must be reported to the proper authorities. *stomps off to tell a grown-up*

    Heather- may I just ..rub some lotion on you to make you feel slightly better? If that's immature, surely immature is better right?

    *sigh* FINE.
  • muth3rluvx2
    muth3rluvx2 Posts: 1,156 Member
    This thread is offensive and must be reported to the proper authorities. *stomps off to tell a grown-up*

    PWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! OMG..okay, so sending you a friend rqst! LOL

    And on the more serious note, esp. since someone said they notice a diff. - I have SUPER UBER sensitive skin and cannot use lotion on my legs... at all. Even if I haven't shaved for a month. It burns. :-( BUT I want the supple silky.... and I HATE baby oil. It feels gross, not good.

    So any for real suggestions along with the funny ones will be much applauded! and laughed at. :laugh:
  • lavaflow99
    lavaflow99 Posts: 61 Member
    absolutely!! the girls need lotion too :)
  • ♥jewel♥
    ♥jewel♥ Posts: 839
    I put lotion on everything, everyday. When I get out of the shower I use a sesame body oil, and then body lotion (coco butter) once the oil is absorbed. I love the feeling of my skin like this!!
  • Rockin33
    Rockin33 Posts: 58
    This thread is offensive and must be reported to the proper authorities. *stomps off to tell a grown-up*

    PWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! OMG..okay, so sending you a friend rqst! LOL

    And on the more serious note, esp. since someone said they notice a diff. - I have SUPER UBER sensitive skin and cannot use lotion on my legs... at all. Even if I haven't shaved for a month. It burns. :-( BUT I want the supple silky.... and I HATE baby oil. It feels gross, not good.

    So any for real suggestions along with the funny ones will be much applauded! and laughed at. :laugh:

    Try putting a cup of oatmeal in a shallow bath and lightly scrubbing your legs. This will make your skin soft.
  • 123456654321
    123456654321 Posts: 1,311 Member
    Sometimes. I think I use less lotion then your average person though......I wonder if that is a bad thing?
  • ♥jewel♥
    ♥jewel♥ Posts: 839
    @ Rockin - I use Neutragena's Seasame Oil, it is really light and hypoallergenic. That might work for you. The oatmeal is a good idea too.
  • InstantSunshine
    InstantSunshine Posts: 355 Member
    Put it everywhere! Definitely on the laydeez, and anywhere else you can reach. Not the face, though, get some different (thinner) cream for that.

    I bought some raw cocoa butter off t'internet. It's lovely. Comes in a big lump, completely unprocessed. Smells exactly like chocolate, looks exactly like chocolate, feels like you're melting chocolate onto your skin when you apply it. The label said "food grade", so I had to try some,against the advice of my mate who works for Mars. Tastes exactly like... lard. Don't get tempted and eat it! Bloody horrible!
  • JJtexasgirl
    JJtexasgirl Posts: 106 Member
    I bought some raw cocoa butter off t'internet. It's lovely. Comes in a big lump, completely unprocessed. Smells exactly like chocolate, looks exactly like chocolate, feels like you're melting chocolate onto your skin when you apply it. The label said "food grade", so I had to try some,against the advice of my mate who works for Mars. Tastes exactly like... lard. Don't get tempted and eat it! Bloody horrible!

    does it make you smell like chocolate?



    to the OP - I lotion everything. I don't think there's a right way or wrong way. Just put it where it feels good. If it doesn't work, then you know not to do it again.
  • Tzavush
    Tzavush Posts: 389 Member
    I agree that most lotion can be applied anywhere, however I caution using scented lotions anywhere near natural or unnatural openings to your body, inculding mucous membranes.

    Some of those products can cause irritation and discomfort or worse. Cellulitis is not a fun situation.
  • Begood03
    Begood03 Posts: 1,259 Member
    Lotion is good for all of your skin!
  • MzBug
    MzBug Posts: 2,173 Member
    And on the more serious note, esp. since someone said they notice a diff. - I have SUPER UBER sensitive skin and cannot use lotion on my legs... at all. Even if I haven't shaved for a month. It burns. :-( BUT I want the supple silky.... and I HATE baby oil. It feels gross, not good.

    So any for real suggestions along with the funny ones will be much applauded! and laughed at. :laugh:

    Cetaphil cream for the legs, lotion for the face. Very mild and doesn't make my rosacea react, or irritate freshly shaved areas. :wink:
  • SunLovin1
    SunLovin1 Posts: 682 Member
    I use baby oil everywhere, every day. Except the face. A good moisturizer for the face and neck is a must.
  • susancelli928
    susancelli928 Posts: 190
    My cookies get lotioned up every damn day morning and night..So yes soften them often:wink:
  • dawnna76
    dawnna76 Posts: 987 Member
    I never used to lotion my ladies until after having babies. When breastfeeding my um, yeah those, would get really dry. I started using breastfeeding cream on them and noticed how nice they felt. So after I stopped breastfeeding my boys I started using nsceted hypoallergenic lotion on them and they look great! I always heard such horror stories of your boobs going flat and looking like hell after breastfeeding. I feed them boys for over a year and a half each (so three 3 of breastfeeding) and they look as good if not better than they did before babies!
  • TDGee
    TDGee Posts: 2,209 Member
    This thread is offensive and must be reported to the proper authorities. *stomps off to tell a grown-up*

    Heather- may I just ..rub some lotion on you to make you feel slightly better? If that's immature, surely immature is better right?

    *sigh* FINE.

    Can I just watch??
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