After Bath Splash, Original Bath Body Mist Infused with Vitamin E and Aloe Vera, Softens & Smoothes Skin, Citrus Scent, 8 Fl Oz

Triggering a memory,I bought this on a whim when I ran across it accidentally while searching for something else. It still smells exactly the same from when I used it 55+ years ago, such a wonderful, light fragrance for summertime. I will be wearing it again this summer!

Old School love the fragrance, light , fresh and airy. Doesn't irritate my skin.

Decent size and it brought me back to when my mom used it. The fragrance smells a little strong at first but then disappeared and is pleasant.

Love to use after shower

I ordered Jean Nate body mist because my grandmother used to wear it. I like how it effortlessly mists from the bottle, lasts for several hours, and reminds me of my grandmother. I do not like that it dries down to a scent radically different from what initially comes out. In the air, Jean Nate has notes of citrus laced with chemicals. Dried down on my wrist, it smells like it emerged from the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. I recommend this product for anyone who wants to take a trip down memory lane and/or enjoys smelling like a nuclear disaster.

Love this scent and the coolness of the feel. It’s my favorite go to after shower in warm weather.

If you are a recluse with a strong phobia for people and wish to train your lungs to withstand the harshest of biological agents, LOOK NO FURTHER! WOW. I first purchased this thinking it would be a solution for post-shower dry skin. Immediately upon receiving the product it became apparent that this guy was the victim of marketing confusion. With one small squirt you will quickly fill the room with heavy fumes of alcohol (a most effective dehydrant) and a scent that would surely bring a legion of skunks under heal. In fact, it is rumored that during animal testing the skunks unionized and picketed the lab demanding an end to a product they considered to be job stealing and outsourcing. With two to three squirts your bathroom will become intolerable for humans with any living inhabitants now gasping for air, coughing, and struggling to free themselves from the horrid environment that has been trust upon them. Any more that four squirts in an occupied room could lead to prosecution at the Hague for crimes against humanity under the Geneva Protocol of 1925. But that is just one purpose. It is equally as effective as a human repellent, assuming the user is able to train himself to withstand the effects of the repellent, or it is the user's intent to wear a gas mask while wearing the product. Only one squirt is necessary for this effect and oh man does it work! You should definitely try to work your way up from 1/10th a squirt starting out. Using it for this purpose, and after working your way up to half a squirt, your own mother will toss holy water at you and beg the gods for forgiveness upon your approach. Although I do wish to be clear that I do NOT recommend one ever do anything so callous and dreadful to one's own mother. It would be a despicable act that would never be forgiven. That said, I could see this being very useful if you were trying to speed up a divorce or if you just decide you'd like to avoid any and all social contact for whatever reason. Even then, please do think about the people being affected and apply this conservatively. Not only that but the lingering long-term affects of the inhalation of this product are not yet known and could be even worse than the primary effects. One last note. May the gods have mercy on all of us if some poor soul ever by misfortune or bad decision decides to discharge an entire bottle of this product. General Disclaimer The Geneva Protocol prohibits the use of "asphyxiating, poisonous or other gases, and of all analogous liquids, materials or devices" and "bacteriological methods of warfare". This is now understood to be a general prohibition on chemical weapons and biological weapons, but has nothing to say about production, storage or transfer. Later treaties did cover these aspects — the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) and the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). Use this product responsibly. Think of the children.

Great scent, great value