I have been trying several body washes lately and I just haven't found anything that works. I have seriously dry and cracked skin and winter isn't helping. I have tossed out my Nivea and Aveeno. I have tested a sample of a few Philosophy ones and those didn't work either. I have been looking around the site but there is way too much to choose from and I can't decide.

Which are you favorites for moisturizing as well as doing a great job at cleansing? I would love something that has a matching lotion.

I have been looking at the cake beauty line but I'm not sure which item I should purchase first. less

Lush has some body washes that have been very moisturizing for me and they have nice lotions too. They also have some bath treatments that are really moisturizing as well (way more than the aveeno oatmeal bath stuff).

I've also been really impressed with some of the St. Ives products. The have an oatmeal shea cleanser moisturizing wash that might work well. Or one of their triple butter washes?

My favorite new brand is probably C. Booth. Really affordable but high quality products in my opinion, though I've only tried a few things. The Shea Cream Bath or Milk Cleanser might work well for you.

I'm not sure if you'll be able to find a matching lotion, but it might be good to find what type of products and what ingredients work best for you. Shea and Cocoa Butter especially work well for me, but I know for some people that type of ingredient makes their skin greasy. If you've had little luck with moisturizers, you might also want to try dry oils if you haven't already. less

Ivory Simply Aloe works great for me, I have eczema, and you can get many different kinds of Aloe Lotions.

Also not sure how much you are willing to spend but Cetaphil is the Dr recommended one for me. It is available all over the place, but I think that $9 for 16oz is ridiculous. It does work really well, I have some samples I had to use on my sons, since they have the same issue. They have Lotions, Body wash, and Cleanser's. less