Can anyone recommend a non sticky body lotion?

I use Tesco’s own brand comes in two makes coconut and aloe vera but hasn’t got lingering smell
It’s not greasy very affordable have used it for years my shins bleed if it really cold and I find if I use this daily it works .

MollyNew you are going to be completely confused with all these recommendations!

Vaseline Advanced Repait lotion - not glamorous but very good.

Nivea body lotion Express Hydration.
5 in 1.

It’s great. Definitely not greasy but my skin feels lovely. A little seems to go a long way.
I got it from Boots. It wasn’t expensive.

Thank you all for your replies and suggestions. I bought E45 Daily lotion a few days ago as it was on a Nectar price at Sainsburys. So far so good. I wouldn't have thought about buying this brand so I'm glad I asked your opinions.

Another shout for E45.

My advice is, shower or bathe with cooler water and less often. Use milder products to wash with too. Then your skin shouldn't be so dry in the first place.

Aveeno.

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E45 Moisturising Body Lotion
£10:50 in Tesco for a large 500ml pump.

Not too thick so easy to apply and the pump lasts months (using on legs twice a day).

Used it for decades.
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Until recently I only ever saw it in French supermarkets, but a light, non-sticky, non-greasy body moisturiser that comes in tubs, is now apparently available in Tesco.
It’s called Mixa, and I think is of Spanish origin.

At any rate, I find it v good after a shower. I have to use something every time, or my arms and legs start to resemble a prehistoric scaly lizard.

I’ve tried loads of expensive stuff and never found anything that worked for me. I gave up and bought Superdrug’s own cherry blossom moisturiser in a tub as a stop gap. I love it. It’s light, sinks in easily, lightly fragranced and cheap! Normally £6 but I have never paid that much because it’s often on offer especially if you have their loyalty “beauty card”. www.superdrug.com/skin/body-care/body-creams/superdrug-extracts-cherry-blossom-body-cream-475ml/p/821084

Aqueous cream is more a soap substitute rather than moisturiser.

I have Vaseline skin lotion... it dries and isn't sticky, I hate being sticky. And in these hot nights - it's cooling.

I’m a fan of Superdrug Body Butter with Vitamin E, non-greasy and absorbs readily. Don’t be put off by the name! Inexpensive at about £6.99, buy 2 with the second at half price.
Highly recommend.

Cerave for dry, itchy skin.

Aveena is good

Johnson’s Baby Comfort Touch lotion beats all the expensive ones hands down. I know it’s for babies, but it’s one of the best moisturisers on the market…and that’s coming from someone who suffers with very dry skin!

Ilovecheese

E 45 lotion. Soon soakes in, doesn't smell and is reasonably priced.

E45 cream is better!

Lotions are lighter than creams. I buy Cetraben.

I like Sanctuary original in the orange tub that's not sticky I don't like sticky body lotion either. I've also got Vaseline Intensive Care advanced repair and that's not sticky either.

Sorry should have said without!!!

I use Nivea Q10 as many others do and find it very good. I also use it on slightly damp skin mostly. It’s fragrance free, moisturises well with leaving the sticky skin others do. Also reasonably priced.

I use Aveeno Skin Relief which is for very dry skin. My skin is very dry so I rarely have a problem with lotions being sticky, but others may find that with this product.
I also like Nivea Q10, there are several different versions and I simply buy whichever one is on offer - though I don't like the one with Argan oil as it seems more greasy than moisturising on my skin.

Zerobase. It moisturises and absorbs well.

Aqueous cream at £5 for a large pot is brilliant. And odourless!