What we found in your Amazon listing.
Aveeno Skin Relief Moisturizing Body Lotion Heals Very Dry, Sensitive . We went through every image, compared your gallery with other eczema and very dry skin lotions on Amazon and read 149 of your reviews. Here's what we'd keep, what we'd change, and why.
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ReworkedHow we worked through your listing.
Your 9 images, and what each one is for.
We label each image by what its added text tells the shopper. Words printed on the product itself don't count. Many images do a second thing too, and we count that when we look for gaps. Tap or hover an image to see how we labelled it.
01No added text; the picture does the work.
02“New look, same great formula”
03“Heals dry skin with 72-hour moisture”
04“Strengthens the skin moisture barrier instantly”
05Another benefits image. It stays because it also shows the texture, and no other image in your gallery is mainly about…
06“Key Ingredients”
07Amazon shows at most 9 images, so making room for the new how-to-use image means one of yours has to come out.
08“Moisturizes & heals dry skin”
09We'd rework this one. See the position-by-position view below.
How your gallery compares with 6 other eczema and very dry skin lotion brands.
| Listing | Price | Rating | Ratings | Gallery / A+ | Second-image headline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yours | $7.49 | 4.7★ | 32,030 | 9 / 43 | New look, same great formula |
| La Roche-Posay | $20.99 | 4.6★ | 42,273 | 9 / 15 | RICH, COMFORTING CREAM TEXTURE |
| Eucerin | $12.79 | 4.7★ | 52,354 | 9 / 30 | 48hr HYDRATION |
| Gold Bond | $12.98 | 4.7★ | 5,590 | 8 / 38 | HEALING |
| Curel | $10.97 | 4.8★ | 13,320 | 9 / 41 | VEGAN FRIENDLY FORMULA |
| CeraVe | $23.97 | 4.7★ | 17,024 | 7 / 40 | Fast Acting |
What we'd leave alone
18 of your reviews raise sticky or greasy feel, and they average 1.8★. Images 1, 5 and 6 already show it as part of another job, so it doesn't need an image of its own.
What we'd change
A smaller improvement. Your reviews and La Roche-Posay's gallery don't call for a bigger change here, so this rests on lighter evidence. 29% of the listings we looked at have a how-to-use image and your gallery has none. Fewer listings show it than we'd usually act on.
The order of the images: yours and La Roche-Posay's
- 01Hero packshot
- 02Packaging change notice
- 03Clinical proof
- 04Benefit claims
- 05Benefit claims
- 06Ingredient calloutmoves up to 2
- 07Benefit claims
- 08Routine bundle
- 09Safety / free-from
01Hero packshot
02Texture swatch
03Ingredient callout
04Benefit claims
05Before / after
06Clinical proof
07Before / after
08Packaging change notice
09Packaging label
La Roche-Posay opens with texture, ingredient, benefits images. Yours opens with packaging change notice, clinical results, benefits images. We'd move image 6, your ingredient image, up to position 2.
What comes up most in your reviews is pump and bottle issues.
How we decided on each type of image.
We asked three questions, in this order. First, do your own reviews keep coming back to something? If ten or more of them raise it, we add an image for it, or rework the existing one if those reviewers are unhappy. Second, if your reviews are quiet on it, does the best seller have an image for it that you don't have at all? Third, only if neither applies, is it something most listings in the category show? We don't add an image for something another image already covers, we only remove an image that repeats another or has to make room within the nine Amazon shows, and we never touch your main image. We move an image up only when your reviews keep raising what it shows, or the best seller shows it much earlier, and say so. Where an image doesn't speak to the loudest complaint about it, we propose a line you already wrote, or ask you for one. If none of that finds anything, we still make one smaller improvement on lighter evidence, and say so.
For your listing, 1 of the 2 changes come from your reviews, 0 from the best seller and 0 from the category.
| Image | Your reviews | Best seller | How common | In your gallery | Decision | Based on | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Packaging label | Not mentioned | Has one | 57% | Image 9, in passing | On hold | Category | 57% of the 7 listings we looked at give this its own image. Yours touches on it in image 9, and your reviews don't raise it. Worth talking about, not changing yet. |
| Texture swatch | Sticky or Greasy Feel: 18 reviews, 1.8★ | Has one | 57% | Images 1, 5, 6, in passing | Covered | Your reviews | 18 of your reviews raise sticky or greasy feel, and they average 1.8★. Images 1, 5 and 6 already show it as part of another job, so it doesn't need an image of its own. |
| Safety / free-from | Sensitive Skin Suitability: 6 reviews, 3.8★ | Doesn't | 57% | Image 9 | Keep | Image 9 already does this. La Roche-Posay, the best-selling eczema and very dry skin lotion from another brand, doesn't have one either. | |
| Benefit claims | Not mentioned | Has one | 100% | Images 4, 5, 7 | Keep | Image 4 already does this. La Roche-Posay, the best-selling eczema and very dry skin lotion from another brand, has a benefits image at position 4. | |
| Hero packshot | Not mentioned | Has one | 100% | Image 1 | Keep | Your main image stays exactly as it is. | |
| Clinical proof | Not mentioned | Has one | 86% | Image 3 | Keep | Image 3 already does this. La Roche-Posay, the best-selling eczema and very dry skin lotion from another brand, has a clinical results image at position 6. | |
| Ingredient callout | Not mentioned | Has one | 86% | Image 6 | Keep, move up | Your reviews | Image 6 already does this. La Roche-Posay, the best-selling eczema and very dry skin lotion from another brand, has an ingredient image at position 3. |
| Packaging change notice | Not mentioned | Has one | 43% | Image 2 | Keep | Image 2 stays as you have it. It is about the brand or the offer rather than the product, so we don't weigh it either way. | |
| Routine bundle | Not mentioned | Doesn't | 43% | Image 8 | Keep | Image 8 already does this. La Roche-Posay, the best-selling eczema and very dry skin lotion from another brand, doesn't have one either. | |
| How to use | Not mentioned | Doesn't | 29% | No image | Add | Smaller improvement | A smaller improvement. Your reviews and La Roche-Posay's gallery don't call for a bigger change here, so this rests on lighter evidence. |
| Lifestyle | Not mentioned | Doesn't | 29% | Image 4, in passing | Covered | Images 4, 7 already cover this, and your reviews don't bring it up, so it doesn't need an image of its own. La Roche-Posay, the best-selling eczema and very dry skin lotion from another brand, doesn't have one either. |
What we'd add if you send us…
The concepts above show what these would look like. To turn one into a real image we need your own material, because every word and figure on a concept is illustrative until you confirm it. These are the ones we haven't drawn at all.
A photo from you
Why it matters: 23 of your reviews talk about pump and bottle issues, and they average 1.9★.
Send us a photo of the pump, and how much one press gives. Once we have it, we'd show it in the gallery. Nothing else changes.
Your look stays
The 7 images we keep stay exactly as they are: same photos, type and colours. Anything we rework keeps its place in the gallery.
What changes
New: a how-to-use image. Reworked: image 9, the safety. Moved up on purpose: image 6, the ingredient image, to position 2. Removed to make room within the nine images Amazon shows: image 7.
Compared with
The best-selling eczema and very dry skin lotion from another brand among the 7 listings we tracked. It's #4 in Body Lotions on Amazon. We use it to see how a winning gallery handles each image, not as a checklist to copy.
On hold: packaging label (worth discussing, not changing yet).
Position by position: what was there, what goes there, and why.
Pick a position to see what goes there. A new image is shown on its own. For an image that stays, we show where it is now and where it moves to. For a reworked image, drag the slider to compare it with today's version; it's always your own picture, rearranged.
The same listing, today and proposed.
A copy of your product page as it was on 19 September 2026. Switch between Today and Proposed, and tap a thumbnail to see what changed in that spot. The buttons on this copy don't do anything.
Aveeno Skin Relief Moisturizing Body Lotion Heals Very Dry, Sensitive Skin, Fast Absorbing Lotion with Soothing Triple Oat & Shea Butter Formula, Fragrance Free Lotion, Non-Comedogenic, 18 Fl Oz
- 72-hour moisturizer: Aveeno Skin Relief Moisturizing Lotion with a soothing Triple Oat Complex and shea butter formula; strengthens the skin moisture barrier instantly and relieves dry skin in 60 seconds; 18 Fl Oz
- Dry skin relief: Soothing moisturizing lotion formulated with oat flour, oat extract, and oat oil; clinically proven lotion that goes beyond the moisture barrier to soothe dry skin from within the surface layers
- For sensitive skin: Aveeno Skin Relief Moisturizing Lotion is specially formulated for dry, sensitive skin; non-greasy, non-comedogenic formula has been allergy tested; lotion is free of fragrances, parabens, and dyes
- Skin Relief routine: Start with Aveeno Skin Relief Body Wash and follow with Moisturizing Body Lotion to gently cleanse and lock in moisture for 72 hours as a part of your daily skincare routine
- Dermatologist-recommended brand: Soothing lotion for very dry skin from Aveeno, a brand recommended by dermatologists; apply this full-body lotion to sensitive skin as needed or as a part of your daily skin care routine
What we checked before sending this.
7 images stay, 1 is reworked, 1 is new, 1 comes out to make room and 1 moves up on purpose.
What changes, and why
New: a how-to-use image. Reworked: image 9, the safety. Moved up on purpose: image 6, the ingredient image, to position 2. Removed to make room within the nine images Amazon shows: image 7. Each one comes from what your reviewers say, not from what other listings do.
Compared with
We looked at how the best seller handles each type of image. It's a reference, not a checklist to copy.
Every decision has a reason
Each position on this page says why it stays, moves or changes, going back to your reviews or to what La Roche-Posay shows.
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