5 Bath and Shower Products Your Latina Grandma Loves — and You Should, Too

Maja Bath & Shower Gel ($10) is a staple in every abuela's bathroom. Its rose scent is just so grandma, but it's the moisturizing glycerin in the formula that you'll be addicted to.

Before the internet caught wind of the benefits of exfoliating gloves ($2), Grandma was using them to get rid of dead skin cells preshower. Try it for yourself; your skin will be so smooth.

There was a good chance that Abuela spent all of her hours on her feet — cooking, cleaning, being a social butterfly — so it's no surprise that she made a habit of soaking them in essential oils, like Pursonic 100% Pure Essential Aromatherapy Oils Gift Set-14 Pack ($37). A few drops in a tub of hot water and a few minutes soaking will leave your feet soft!

OG abuelas didn't bother with liquid soaps; their go-tos were bars of soaps, usually ones with a rope to make the process even easier. This Aramis soap ($20) smells a little manly, which makes it more modern than your grandma's version.

Grandma loved to apply almond oil after her shower to keep her skin moisturized. While she got her bottle at a grocery store, you can get Aesop Breathless Massage Oil ($35) for a more luxurious version that also includes macadamia and jojoba oils.