Is this body milk hydrating enough for dry skin, or is it more suited to normal skin?

This is a light body milk, not a rich cream. The fluid texture spreads easily, sinks in quickly and leaves no greasy film, so it works best for normal to slightly dry skin that feels a bit dull or tight — the kind of skin that wants a light layer of moisture rather than a heavy occlusive product. Vitamin E in the formula helps reduce moisture loss from the outer layer of the skin, which supports everyday comfort without weighing the texture down.

If your skin is very dry, you have two practical options that keep this product useful:

• Apply it right after bathing, while the skin is still slightly damp. A light lotion holds moisture noticeably better on damp skin than on fully dry skin, and this partly compensates for the lighter texture.
• Combine it with a richer balm or cream only on rough areas — elbows, shins, knees, heels — and use the body milk everywhere else. This gives you the fresh, non-sticky feel on most of the body without leaving the driest zones under-cared-for.

It is also a sensible warm-weather choice: many people who use dense body butters in winter switch to a lighter citrus lotion like this in summer, when a heavy film on the skin feels uncomfortable and slow-absorbing products get in the way of getting dressed.