I tried it (always looking for the perfect product!) and I ended up returning it after a month or so. It was nothing special. BBW took it back without a problem.

Alpha Keri makes a bath oil that might do what you need. Aveeno oatmeal baths make your skin very soft as well.

Gail and Shee-- I was pretty nervous about trying a peel at home, too, so I have only used the Mandelic Acid peel. It is supposed to be very mild and there isn't downtime associated with it. I started off with the 25% formula but now do 40%. They recommend you use it once for 2 weeks and then once every 4 days, I think. You can keep it on 2-5 minutes based on what you can tolerate. I started off with 5 min. with both formulas and the worst sensation I had was a little tingling and redness only while it was on. I've ordered other product samples, too, but I do think the peels have made the biggest difference, or should I say, most immediate difference. I haven't asked them to help me pick products yet so that's my next step instead of experimenting on my own. However, other keepers for me are the Argan Oil and Green Tea Moisturizer. There are a few products that also help with hair regrowth which I've been using on my eyebrows and I do see a difference which is pretty amazing. If you want to use stronger peels then I'd probably write to them and ask what you need in terms of prep, removal, and all that. I'll likely move up to those eventually. ETA: I forgot to say they always seem to have a 20% coupon if you look under "Today's Deal." Every once in awhile they have a flash sale for 30% they tell you about via email but it's only a few hours and I am never fast enough to get it.

I tried Retinal... I think, and Vanicream moisturizer. Mostly I forget the retinal. Am I spelling that right? Too lazy to get up and look. I like the moisture cream a lot and it was really cheap. I bought it for my arms with the crepe paper skin. That's better. I don't know about the retinal. In the meantime I bought a bunch of Neutrogena stuff and I like that. The eye cream might be working for those black bags under my eyes. Those are once a day which is good because I'm doing really well if I remember to do it every day. And the wrinkle stuff has the sun screen in it which was also another thing I didn't think about until I was outside. But every 80 minutes is a PITA. I wonder how the neutrogena wrinkle stuff with SPF 30 works all day? Doesn't seem like it would. So that's where I'm at. The driver's license picture is 20 days away. It has to look better than the last one.