JLO BEAUTY The Body Mini Trio | Includes Booty Balm, Body Serum, Body Cream & Complexion Booster | Brightens, & Firms for Smooth Skin

The media could not be loaded. I love the JLo product it is amazing I think for myself this is one of the best skincare I had ever used and I tried a lot of skin care over the years but JLo Beauty facial cream so far is the best for me in my skin because I see the glow I see the shininess I feel fresh where I don't need to wear makeup because I feel like my face looks more healthier and I feel like the cream is working through my skin making my skin tight so I love it

I wish I could buy more n bigger sizes. They make my skin feel amazing. Look way better. I was very impressed. Looking at the packaging they kinda look cheap. But the stuff inside is magic.Whenever I can spend money on myself......one day.....I'm getting this.

I love the way the Jlo Glo products feel and smell. I also love that they are free of many of the toxic chemicals you find in other beauty products. Highly recommend.

Really like the products to travel with versus having the tote the larger products.

My wife loved the smell but it made her face feel weird and heavy

I have purchased most of her products and very happy with all of them.

First off, just to be clear, Jennifer Lopez didn't get her world-famous flawless figure by slathering on these, or any, creams or serums, she achieved it via decades of targeted workouts, years of missed meals, blessed genes, better dermatologists, and, let's face it, some high-end surgical intervention.That having been said, if you want to try her body line of products, this could be a decent sample set to see if you want to splash out further, and does come very nicely packaged. Also need to note that, though four items are pictured in the mini-trio product pictures, I only received the three body items, and NOT the complexion filter primer.The best-selling "Booty cream" is rich and thick, so it takes a bit to absorb. It contains a lot of higher-end ingredients more often found in face creams (though some of those are pretty low on the list), like Hyaluronic Acid, which helps skin better absorb and retain moisture, and which can have a subtle plumping effect, though don't expect any significant changes. It also has rich mositurizers Squalane and Shea Butter, plus avocado extract, an antioxidant, caffeine and bentonite clay, both of which can produce a surface, temporary tightening effect in skin.It also contains added fragrance, which is less an issue in body cream than face, but still something to be aware of, though will say this did smell good. Not quite as nice as Bum Bum cream, but in the same summery scent range.The lotion has a similar formula, with the added element of Heptapeptide-7, originally designed as a wound healer and supposed to increase skin cell turnover, and Ceramides, which can help smooth skin's appearance.A much lighter texture than the Booty cream, this does absorb more quickly. I've used drugstore Nivea Q10 Skin Firming lotion daily for decades now and it's a fraction of this cost and, honestly, it absorbs better, and kept my skin more hydrated throughout the day. With this, my legs felt a little dry and scratchy by evening and this was my least favorite of the three products in the set, by quite a bit.The body serum is the most interesting product of the bunch. Designed to be put on bare skin, pre-lotion, this contains AHAs (alpha hydroxy acid) and Niacinamide, to help exfoliate and smooth skin. Gentle enough for daily use. it's an extra step (you have to wait for it to soak in before applying lotion). I do though prefer ease of use of the Dr. Gross body pads, which serve a similar purpose in less messy packaging.AHA can also help with ingrown hairs or other small skin bumps. Definitely, definitely, definitely don't forget sunscreen, though, because AHA can also make your skin more sensitive to UV damage, so slather up well before going outside.I didn't absolutely love any of this trio, but none of them are actually bad either, and the sample sizes here are enough to get a good idea if you want to spring for full size offerings from the line.

It's ok, but I put it in the average category of moisturizers, not much different than the bottles I can get at box stores that are one or two tiers above the cheapest ones. It's not the greatest, but it's adequate for typical use.