Scent-driven purchases
The majority of reviews cite the distinctive clean, soapy, powdery floral fragrance as the primary purchase motivator. Many consumers explicitly state they bought it for the scent and were willing to purchase multiple variants or gift it based on aroma alone.
Repeat/loyalty purchases
Multiple consumers mention this is a habitual repurchase item they stock up on regularly. They describe it as a 'necessary item' and essential product they buy in advance to ensure continuous availability.
Gift-giving appeal
Several reviews indicate purchase as gifts for family members (mothers, boyfriends) or after receiving recommendations from others. The appealing packaging and scent make it a popular choice for gifting occasions.
Influencer/social proof
Consumers mention buying after seeing good reviews online ('bought it because there were a lot of good reviews') or following marketplace popularity, indicating strong viral/social media influence on purchasing decisions.
Texture and sensory experience
Non-sticky, smooth silky texture that works well in summer despite being moisturizing is a secondary but consistent purchase driver that appeals to consumers wanting both efficacy and comfort.