Black Current Vanilla, because I like sweeter, fruity, vanilla scents. The Jasmine Vanilla was too floral for me.

First of all, your body will benefit the most from lotions and creams if you exfoliate away rough, dead skin regularly. This is easily accomplished using a good body scrub (or sometimes a body polish will suffice) 2 to 3 times per week. If you don't want to use a scrub, the next best thing is to use a bath mesh sponge (and a long-handled shower brush for hard to reach areas) with a good shower gel. The most moisturizing are the BBW Signature moisturizing body washes. They are great! You could actually use your mesh sponge in the bath with this creamy wash, too, if you aren't taking a shower.

Now, with your skin prepared to accept hydration, I would apply something like the BBW Signature body cream all over. The body cream is thicker and better than regular body lotion for dry skin. Another great product (and a little thicker/heavier) is BBW's True Blue Spa body cream Lay It On Thick. It is a fantastic moisturizer (the shower cream, with the same name, is wonderful too). You want to be sure to apply whatever you end up using while your skin is still damp.

After your shower, and maybe another time during the day (perhaps at bedtime), apply BBW Signature body butter to problem areas. It is really thick (think spreadable butter consistency) and loaded with shea butter, a marvelous moisturizer. I have very dry skin, and from time to time, I'll apply body butter all over at bedtime to wake up with baby soft skin. It is too greasy to apply all over during the day, but it would be OK to apply to rough spots like elbows and knees during the day.

For feet, there are several great products. If you have any callused areas, you will need a quality foot file. BBW sells one (it is blue acrylic) and though it is a little pricey, it is the best one I've found and I've been through many. Soak your feet, then file away those calluses of dead skin. Likely you will need to repeat this over several days to weeks, then adopt a maintenance program. For really dry feet with calluses, I'd recommend the True Blue Spa (TBS) Heel of Approval foot cream. It is very moisturizing, and has glycolic acid in it to slowly break down callus. If you have dry, achey feet but not really any problems with calluses, I'd recommend TBS Shea It Isn't So. It has lots of shea butter to moisturize, and also some peppermint to soothe tired, sore feet. It feels great-I use it every night for my dry feet. My hubby has calluses so he needs to use the foot file and Heel of Approval foot cream (so yes these products do really work).

For hands, I have had problems there, too, because I wash my hands very frequently at my job. There are two great hand creams by TBS. Glove Me Tender, which my hubby uses, and Look Ma New Hands, which I use. The thing about Look Ma cream is that it has some paraffin wax in it so not all the cream comes off when you wash your hands. Another fantastic hand cream is the Signature line hand cream. It has shea butter, and you can pick your favorite Signature scent or scents.

OK, that's a lot of information. But I hope this was useful. I didn't go into specifics about what scrub to pick because that is a whole topic in and of itself. There are sugar-in-oil scrubs, salt scrubs, and scrubs that use another type of particle to exfoliate. There is no "best" type, it really is just a matter of personal preference and finding one that can get the job done for you.

In the sleep collection what I've found to be easier is sticking to your usual routine. If you shower at night or take bubble baths then I recommend those and combine with the lotion for moisture. Then to top it all off and get the full effect I think you will enjoy the pillow mist or plug-in because then its a constant soothing fragrance to coax you to sleep.

I am also wandering the same thing. I wear a 9 1/2, but it doesn't mean anything. The only thing I can find about the shoe is that it is "roomy" and to order a size down.

Unfortunately, for me, sometimes when I downsize it can be a grave mistake. I would love to get these shoes to see if they really help with my back.

If anyone else out there can answer farfallina's initial question - it would help tremendously!!

No! Not in the slightest! Black chamomile is very unisex smelling! It has a unique calming scent, whereas I find black amethyst a bit cloying!

After a BBW soap stone oil warmer cracked on me from over heating, and a ceramic one left dried crusty burnt oil on top, I invested in an electric one!

To prevent it from burning, I mix mine with oil and it works out PERFECTLY! Makes my oil last a lot longer too! Before I went through a bottle every other day. Now I can go a week! Plus I keep the burner in my room, and by adding water, it dilutes it just a bit, but it's still strong enough to scent the entire room!

I was very hesitant to purchase these socks...however, I needed something to help my poor dry feet. These socks are great!!! I have even considered wearing them with shoes during the day! I hate taking them off. They feel like silk and leave your feet so soft. I love them!!!!!

My boyfriend wears my L/XL robe from a couple years ago all the time and it fits him perfectly. He is 5'10 and about 180 lbs.

The tiare flower fragrance in the Ile de Tahiti line is a light floral fragrance that almost smells like Gardenia flowers. I just bought it the other day and I love it!

As a massage therapist, I would recommend the sleep line of bath and body works that has lavendar and vanilla. These two essentail oils have been proven to relieve stress and anxienty for people who have claustrophobia.