Would You Wear Moisturizing Jeans?

by Fergie Posted 2013/01/18 00:00:00

Related Topics: Fashion, Moisturizing Jeans, Jeans, Skinny Jeans, Denim, Wrangler

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It's been a cold, dry winter -- at least for us Angelenos -- but how far are you willing to go to stay hydrated? If you're having a particularly hard time with dry skin on your legs, you might want to invest in Wrangler's new line of spa denim.

According to the Huffington Post, this new line of skinny jeans contains apricot kernel oil and shea butter within the fabric to keep your legs moist, and some washes have ingredients that fight cellulite! Talk about more bang for your buck.

If you're interested in trying them out, Denim Spa Wranglers will be available on Asos.com starting January 28th for $136 a pair. What do you think? Would you wear moisturizing jeans?

HUFFINGTONPOST.COM reports:
We're all for hydrating our skin during the dry winter season, but are moisturizing jeans like Wrangler's new spa denim really the best way to go? The "Denim Spa" line of skinny jeans, which holds popular skincare ingredients like apricot kernel oil and shea butter within the fabric, apparently hydrates your skin while you wear them.

ingredients apricot kernel oil shea butter fabric hydrates skin wear

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Samantha Lewis 2013/01/17 23:31:45

No

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No somehow it sounds sticky!

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fabobsesson 2013/01/31 15:02:14

No

Sounds dumb

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ljanik 2013/01/28 22:33:20

No

Sounds like a yeast infection waiting to happen.

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TheCheshireKitteh 2013/01/26 19:04:26

No

+1
I can only imagine 2nd hand :p

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kim 2013/01/26 05:49:45

Yes

+1
sounds like it would feel nice.

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xkristlex 2013/01/23 18:19:02

Yes

The sound awkward and like they'd probably be uncomfortable but I'd try them

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MayaDirectioner 2013/01/23 03:38:16

No

+2
Wouldn't it just come out in the wash anyways?

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harley.jackman.3 2013/01/22 21:29:05
kelsieilesha 2013/01/22 19:56:20

No

Wouldn't that get a little cold and cause rashes?

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OG Barbie 2013/01/22 16:34:35

Yes

lol any guy would that lotion lol

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TexasMentor54 2013/01/21 23:01:19

No

I always heard if your jeans were moist, it meant you pissed your pants. Another dumb P.T. Barnum idea in search of some suckers!

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Avi Rosen 2013/01/21 11:41:38

No

There's a boarder to the things I'll be willing to do and they have gone beyond...

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Vivian Wang 2013/01/21 08:49:03

Yes

Well.. The main point of the jeans is to target those with dry skin problems and wants to fight off some cellulite at the same time. By the word 'moisturizing' I don't think they mean that its wet, but more like the ingredients to provide and lock in moisture is in the fabrics and not in the way that OIL is SMEARED all over the inner side of the jeans. If it really do work - keeps skin moisturized & fights off cellulite, I do think that giving it a try will be worth. Since you can look good and feel good at the same time.

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Ramón 2013/01/21 04:48:30

No

Ewww! Like I want oil and butter coming out of my jeans, I already suffer when I sweat, why add to the mix? Should I also buy a panti-liner, or perhaps a manti-liner for the oil soaked drawers?

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CP 2013/01/21 04:15:30

Yes

HEY, KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE!!

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cc 2013/01/20 08:08:53

No

not a guy thing.....yet?

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Pudding Cup n.n 2013/01/20 06:32:33

Yes

That's so rad! O:

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PAUL to Pudding... 2013/01/20 16:34:00

WHAT DOES RAD MEAN, SPEAK ENGLISH.

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Pudding... to PAUL 2013/01/20 20:18:36

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Rad: Abbreviated from Radical.

Really good or exciting, cool, hip, awesome.

Abbreviated from radical, a term of approval amongst the young Californian surfers in the late 60s.

LOOK IT UP, BOZO.

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Lucy Pannell 2013/01/19 20:44:27

Yes

As long as they didn't become gross

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♛Littlɘ Ǫuɘɘn~ƿɦɐɘϯ 2013/01/19 20:29:07

No

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Eww.

I don't even like the word moist.

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Dave 007 2013/01/19 12:46:35

No

+2
Another STUPID fashion question.

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Ardwin_Viesheight 2013/01/19 06:09:49

Yes

+2
Hell yea if they work. My legs have been itchy all winter. :/

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PAUL to Ardwin_... 2013/01/20 16:35:06

TRY TAKING A BATH.

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Ardwin_... to PAUL 2013/01/24 07:53:19

Try living in Colorado.

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cranejumper 2013/01/19 04:38:17

No

+1
SARCASM ALERT! I can see it now a bunch of young teenager males doing a ceremonial dance with raging hormones rubbing their pants, wait isn't that called grinding?

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Raggetyprincess 2013/01/19 03:55:40

No

+2
That is just another scam for people to spend money just because they think they need it.

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ShelbyRoot 2013/01/19 03:45:09

No

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I've personally had to take wet jeans out of the drier bc I was late and that is very uncomfortable for me and that sounds like these jeans..half dried pants that would cost 120$

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B.O.Plenty 2013/01/19 01:25:15

Yes

Yes in dry weather only

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Bannor Haruchai 2013/01/19 01:15:37

No

+1
Sounds like another way to separate idiots from their money.
Will Wrangler throw in a "I'm dumber than cotton!" T-shirt for free?

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| The Awkward One | 2013/01/19 01:06:59

No

WTf no

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sjb 2013/01/19 01:05:14

No

I think it would feel too odd.

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lilshorty 2013/01/18 23:53:10

No

+1
Heck no!! That would feel weird plus what will happen to them in the rain?

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macy 2013/01/18 23:15:27 (edited)

No

You could only wear them in winter in Texas. Besides, it sounds like it feels weird.

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lex 2013/01/18 22:52:00

No

+1
What happens when you wash them?

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Faith Smith 2013/01/18 22:26:52

No

+4
Is your ass really that dry to the point that you need moisture? Is that really a concern?

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MickieDee 2013/01/18 22:26:43

Yes

RIght now I would!!!! So dry here this time of year, I about scratch my skin off!!!

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Bronar 2013/01/18 21:57:13

No

There's so much to work with here it's scary.

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Tennessee3501 2013/01/18 21:53:27 (edited)

No

Wouldn't it be more fun for women to hire gigolos to "moisten" their skin? LOL !

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Lenny 2013/01/18 21:41:05
AM 2013/01/18 21:39:02

Yes

+2
This is one of those times when I must refrain from what this provokes....

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