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AmLactin · Body · Lotions and ointments

AmLactin Daily Nourish Lotion

Twelve percent lactic acid in a plain lotion the maker sells for rough, bumpy, dry skin. It carries a sunburn warning, and the maker warns it may sting broken skin.

7.9 ozLotionAmmonium lactate (12% lactic acid)GlycerinFragrance-free
$15.99 MSRPAmazon price not shown
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Buy it if

  • Your arms or legs feel rough and bumpy
  • Your heels and elbows are rough
  • You want an acid lotion with no added fragrance

Walk past if

  • Your skin is freshly shaved or broken; the maker warns of stinging
  • You skip sunscreen; the maker warns the AHA raises sun sensitivity
  • You are sensitive to odd smells; owners still report one

What's in it

The ingredients that do the work, from the maker’s label.

Ammonium lactate (12% lactic acid)Glycerin

Sulfate-free →Fragrance-free →

Not in it: fragrance, essential oils, drying alcohol, sulfates. Nothing on our flag list.

Full ingredient list, from the maker

Water, Ammonium Lactate, Mineral Oil, Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, Dimethicone, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Steareth-2, Stearyl Alcohol, Xanthan Gum, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin

Known issue

Owners report an unpleasant smell despite no added fragrance, and long-time users say the new formula feels thin and less moisturizing.Walmart and MakeupAlley reviews

What owners say

Filled by the research pass: two or three owner reports from named venues, each linked, each with the date it was read.

If it's not right

Sources

  1. Maker page: ingredient list, 7.9 oz size, 12% lactic acid, fragrance-free statement, stinging and sunburn warnings.
  2. Walmart reviews, 7.9 oz: an unbearable smell for some, a thinner new formula, no change in bumps for one, and caps or pumps that fail.
  3. MakeupAlley reviews under the older name, 236 reviews: mostly favorable, with a chemical smell, a tacky film and irritation as the complaints (read from a search excerpt)

Ingredient lists from the maker's label, not our measurements.