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Giveaway: Smooth Skin with NIVEA Skin Firming Body Lotion

Who doesn't want softer, smoother skin--especially during beach and bare leg season?  As a proud member of the NIVEA Body Digital Influencer Network, Everything She Wants was invited to take NIVEA's #DareToBare Challenge.  During the two-week challenge, I used NIVEA Skin Firming Hydration Body Lotion with Q10.

Me in my Shopbop dress in Miami.
Even before I tested the firming lotion, I overheard my hairdresser singing the praises of the product and how it works wonders for "women of a certain age." The magic ingredient is Co-Enzyme Q10, a substance that's found naturally in the body and helps convert food into energy. It's also a powerful antioxidant that fights free radicals that contribute to the aging process. NIVEA's Hydra IQ Technology Co-Enzyme Q10 Complex Glycerin formula provides all day moisturizing; tighter, more resilient skin; and softer, smoother skin texture.

I could see and feel a difference in my skin right away, and after using the lightweight lotion for two weeks my legs are touchably-soft and more toned and taut. My husband noticed the difference, too! To flaunt my summer-ready legs, NIVEA treated me to a new summer frock from ShopBop, which I proudly modeled on vacation in Miami.

Since the #DareToBare Challenge has made me a believer, one lucky Everything She Wants reader will win a 13.5 oz. bottle of NIVEA Skin Firming Hydration Body Lotion with Q10.


Here's how to win:

  1. Retweet this post using the hashtag #DARETOBARE
  2. Follow me on Twitter @TracyEHopkins
  3. Comment on this post with your first name and age and tell me what you plan to wear once your skin is transformed?

One winner will be selected at random.  One entry per email address, per household.  Giveaway offer ends Friday, June 21st at 11:59 p.m.  Good luck!


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