Explore a Range of Body Care at Farmers

Discover body care at Farmers, with moisturisers, body lotions, creams and oils for different routines and preferences. Whether you prefer a lightweight body lotion, a richer moisturiser or the texture of a body oil, there are a variety of formulas to explore. Shop everyday body care from a range of beauty brands and compare different textures, scents and product types to find options that suit your routine.

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Shop Body Lotions, Moisturisers & Oils

Body moisturisers come in a variety of textures and formulas, giving you different options for adding moisture to your everyday routine. Lotions generally offer a lighter texture, while richer creams may appeal if you prefer a more substantial formula. You can also explore body oils as another option for body care and massage. With different formulas, fragrances and sizes available, you can choose products based on how you like your body care to look, feel and fit into your routine.

Choosing Body Care for Your Routine

When choosing between body lotion, moisturiser and oil, consider the texture and finish you prefer as well as when you plan to use the product. Some people prefer lighter lotions for everyday use, while creams and oils offer alternative textures for different routines. You can use the category filters to narrow the range by brand, function, size and price, making it easier to compare body care products at Farmers.

Body Care FAQs

What products can you use in a body care routine?
A body care routine can include products such as body lotions, moisturisers, creams and oils. The products you choose will depend on your preferences and the type of routine you want to create.

What is the difference between body lotion and body moisturiser?
Body lotion is a type of moisturising product that typically has a lighter consistency. Body moisturisers can include lotions as well as other formats, such as creams and butters.

What is the difference between body lotion and body cream?
Body lotions generally have a lighter consistency, while body creams tend to have a richer texture. The right option comes down to the texture, finish and formula you prefer.

When should you apply body moisturiser?
Body moisturiser is commonly used after bathing or showering and can also be applied at other times as part of your body care routine. How and when you use it will depend on the individual product and your preferences.

How do you choose a body moisturiser?
Consider the type of formula and texture you prefer when choosing a body moisturiser. You can compare lotions, creams and other formulas, along with factors such as fragrance, size and intended use, to find an option that suits your routine.