I recently bought a of Yardley® Oatmeal and Almond hand lotion, similiar to the soap in the link I have just provided. I bought it mostly out of curiosity. But I have noticed throughtout the years that they seem to put Oatmeal in just about everything and anything meant for your skin. Yes, I noticed in the link I gave that they seem to intend it as a natural “exfoliator”. But what about the hand lotion? And I even once saw it in a product meant as a soak for the entire body. Even doctors seem to sometimes recommend it (if you can believe the companies’ claim).
Ummmm…because it’s good for you.
Because there’s just something about oatmeal.
Because people who have sensitivities and allergies might not have those problems with oatmeal-based products.
Can you tell I’m just guessing at it?
This’ll do, I guess, until someone with a clue comes along.
You are all correct when you say it is an excellent exfoliant! Also, many oatmeal soaps on the market are in glycerin form which is also healing for your skin. Younger people with oily skin use it since the oatmeal extracts act as an astringent for oily skin.
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I agree with snoooopy - no one eats porridge any more so they have to do something with it. It may be also a bit like my “protein and vitamin” shampoo - sounds good but does nothing
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