Here's why Palmer's ingredient (cocoa butter) is the super food for your skin.



The convenient and easy spray application  helps to reach hard to reach stretch mark prone areas, providing deep moisture and soothes dry itchy skin.


Love the latest innovation as i am surprised to received lotion in a spray can. It is definitely so much easier to apply as you only need 1 single hand to apply the lotion, instead of squeezing out of a tube, or twisting caps and all that fussy steps involved.

I tried to spray it on my skin from a short distance and I thought it was a transparent spray. I forgot that it is actually still a lotion! So i was greeted with this thick white milk texture, with a scent of cocoa butter!

I only have some light stretch marks on my thighs but there are not that obvious if you do not see upclose. Since my "stretch marks" are not the "legit" one, I can't conclude on the effectiveness, i would like to think that it does help in moisturizing and keeping my skin more hydrated instead! It is better to spray it from a further distance so that the lotion will be evenly spread!



The lotion get absorbed in seconds without having to use my hand to spread it evenly onto my legs. Fuss-free, and simple! :)

There are a few variant which includes
Palmer's Rapid Moisture Spray Lotion (Cocoa/Shea) - For deep moisturising
Palmer's Rapid Moisture Spray Lotion (Aloe) - For instant cooling
Palmer's Stretch Mark Spray Lotion - For reducing appearance of stretch marks. 

I would be keen to try out the Aloe spray lotion!! All the Aloe gel in the market mostly comes in tubs and tubes, am curious about the spray ones... hmmm.. we/ll see, who knows i might purchase it myself!

Where to get? 
Palmer's Stretch Mark Spray Lotion is available at all Watsons, Guardian, Fairprice, BHG, Robinsons, John Little and leading cosmetic stores at $29.90/ 200g.