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bath and shower gel

828 results for “bath and shower gel”

Tree Hut Moroccan Rose Foaming Gel Body Wash - 18 fl oz

$8.99($0.50/fluid ounce)

Cremo Palo Santo Body Wash - 32 fl oz

Method Body Wash - Coco Twist - 18 fl oz

Tree Hut Foaming Gel Body Wash - Santal Haze - 18 fl oz

Dr. Bronner's Magic Pure Castile Liquid Soap Body Wash - Tea Tree - 32 fl oz

$17.19($0.54/fluid ounce)

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Dr. Bronner's Magic Pure Castile Liquid Soap Body Wash - Citrus - 32 fl oz

$17.19($0.54/fluid ounce)

Borghese Bagno di Vita Foaming Shower Gel - Beauty Studio

$17.00 - $45.00
BorgheseNew at target
4.7(597)
Loved for: gentle formula

Tree Hut Coco Colada Foaming Gel Body Wash - Scented - 18 fl oz

$8.99($0.50/fluid ounce)

Bioderma Atoderm Hydrating Face and Body Shower Gel - 33.8 fl oz

$28.99($0.86/fluid ounce)

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Product listings commonly target a wide range of skin types, including sensitive, dry, normal, oily, combination, and mature skin.

Common bottle sizes range from about 16.9 fl oz up to 30.6 fl oz, with several listings at 16.9, 18, 20, 22, and 30.6 fl oz.

Reviews commonly describe creamy, lotion-like or gel-to-oil textures that lather well, leave skin feeling hydrated and soft, and often reduce the need to apply lotion immediately after showering.

Both scented and unscented options are available; common fragrance notes shown in listings include coconut, milk, shea, and oatmeal, while many reviews mention light, pleasant scents.

Common active exfoliating or acne-targeting ingredients include salicylic acid and AHAs; one listing specifically notes an AHA blend with glycolic, lactic, pyruvic, and tartaric acids.

Listings commonly note cruelty-free or not-tested-on-animals claims, vegan or animal-by-product-free formulations, and recycled-content packaging (post-consumer or 100% recycled bottles); some also highlight plant-based ingredients or largely biodegradable formulas.

Sensitive-skin–friendly listings often advertise hypoallergenic formulas, sulfate- and paraben-free ingredients, dermatologist testing or recommendations, gentle non-irritating textures, and unscented options.

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