Lotion Applicator
Lotion Applicator Spreads Moisturizers and Medicines, Even in Hard-To-Reach Places
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$9.95
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Lotion Applicator
Lotion Applicator Spreads Moisturizers and Medicines, Even in Hard-To-Reach Places
Stop struggling to apply moisturizer, creams, shower gel, suntan lotion, and medications to your back and other hard-to-reach spots. Foam rubber applicator is soft on skin, but spreads lotions with no absorption. Wooden handle extends your reach by 16". Rinse-to-clean applicator comes with rope hanger for storage and drying.
- Foam rubber applicator won't absorb lotion
- Wooden handle with hanging cord
- Extends reach up to 16"
Apply lotions and creams without stretching and bending with this handy applicator.
Lotion Applicator
Ingredients
Care
Specifications
Origin
Foam Rubber and Wooden Handle
Rinse with warm water and hang to dry
Manufactured In: China
Material - Country Of Origin: China
Lotion Applicator
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Fantastic product
This applicator is really terrific for applying lotions, sunscreen, muscle relaxants, etc. because the head doesn't absorb the product that is being applied. Therefore, all the product being used actually goes on the skin.
February 15, 2013
Dry Winter Skin's Best Friend
Try finding someone at home to help you apply lotion after your bath to that hard to reach place on your back - now I don't have to worry about it! I had another product that was supposed to do the job, but it was plastic, with roller balls that you filled a compartment with lotion. Well, the lotion wouldn't absorb into the skin, and it would dry out quickly in the little compartment. This sponge applicator smoothes the lotion nicely and doesn't leave a slick of wet lotion behind. Also, just like the ad says, it doesn't absorb into the sponge. Nice product, great price, no more dry, tight, itchy back!
January 5, 2013
Works as advertised
This applicator is very helpful to put lotion on my back.
November 22, 2012
Lotion Applicator
The sponge is too stiff and the handle is too short.
November 17, 2012
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