The scent is light and not overpowering. The texture is nice and smooth. It absorbs well in the skin. I used it for my hands, which are constantly dry from washing them. The packaging is very cute with teal butterflies on them. The ingredients have some benefits, such as the macadamia ternifolia seed oil.

I had to write a review of the fantastic Pepsi Zero drink because I'm a human and I appreciate all things refreshing. It tastes amazing in addition to having no calories or sugar. But the old school logo was what really won me over. It brings back fond memories of the original Pepsi flavor, which has long been a mainstay in my life. My childhood memories come flooding back every time I take a sip of this cool beverage. Therefore, Pepsi Zero is the best option if you're searching for a tasty and guilt-free beverage. And it seems obvious to me because of the extra benefit of the vintage logo. I really advise attempting it!

In an attempt to get a little healthier, I started looking for lower calorie alternatives to my beloved Pepsi. I never could stomach the flat and bland traditional diet sodas. My first few sips of this product, I wasn’t sure about it as I could taste artificial sweetener, but the more I drank, the more I really liked it. The 6 pack being more economical.

Pepsi Zero Sugar is a strong contender in the sugar-free soda market, offering a taste experience that closely mirrors regular Pepsi with the benefit of zero calories and sugar. It’s a solid option for those seeking to reduce their sugar intake while still enjoying a flavorful cola. Personal taste and health considerations will ultimately guide its suitability for different consumers. Honestly, I prefer this brand to the other competitors since its carbonation levels are higher than the others in the market (In my opinion).

Overpriced pepsi. So it's water or nothing

Way overpriced. Evidently, there is a caffeine free Pepsi shortage. This purchase, i imagine, is from a sponsored page. I never know who is selling me anything on Walmarts site or app. It is a complete mess. Why isn't it divided between actual Walmart items and vendor or sponsored items? Why create the confusion and force people to deal with another entity? Is it on purpose? Nothing about Walmarts site or app makes it my first choice to shop. Its sad and confusing.

Pepsi reneged on its promise

I chose to stick with Pepsi when it promised to stop using aspartame, which I thought they did - until I decided to read the ingredients. I googled to find Pepsi only stuck with their commitment for a very short time and there’s growing scientific evidence that aspartame may cause cancer. I guess it was cheaper for Pepsi to continue using it than to stick with their commitment to producing a safer product. I found another brand to support and am no longer buying Pepsi or any other diet product that uses aspartame, acesulfame, or phenylketonurics in their products because according to ConsumerLab, they’re not safe.

Priced Too High

I love my Diet Pepsi! When the pandemic started I was getting the six pack of 16.9 oz bottles for $2.50 and if stayed that until about a year ago. They soon increased to $2.98 then $3.28. A couple months after the increase to $3.28 they suddenly increased to $4.58. I was shocked! That’s $1.30 increase. I know prices have increased on many products, but this is ridiculous. Even though other stores soft drink prices are always higher, (that’s why I bought from Walmart) they didn’t increase the price like Walmart did. I decided I could no longer afford these six packs so I decided to switch to 2 liter bottles, however, they were unavailable most times or had a limit whenever I did a grocery order. I don’t know if it’s all Walmarts or just the one I shop, but they are ... MoreI love my Diet Pepsi! When the pandemic started I was getting the six pack of 16.9 oz bottles for $2.50 and if stayed that until about a year ago. They soon increased to $2.98 then $3.28. A couple months after the increase to $3.28 they suddenly increased to $4.58. I was shocked! That’s $1.30 increase. I know prices have increased on many products, but this is ridiculous. Even though other stores soft drink prices are always higher, (that’s why I bought from Walmart) they didn’t increase the price like Walmart did. I decided I could no longer afford these six packs so I decided to switch to 2 liter bottles, however, they were unavailable most times or had a limit whenever I did a grocery order. I don’t know if it’s all Walmarts or just the one I shop, but they are always out of many everyday items. I’m a senior on a fixed income and if prices continue to increase, I’ll have to give up the luxury of my Diet Pepsi.

Refreshing and Calorie-Free!

I recently purchased Diet Pepsi from BJ's Wholesale Club, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. The refreshing taste and zero calories make it a perfect beverage for any occasion. Whether it's a family gathering or just a regular day, Diet Pepsi never disappoints. BJ's offers great deals and bulk purchasing options, ensuring that I always have my favorite drink on hand. Highly recommended! #sweepstakes

Tasty, addictive, expensive, no glucose

If I have my pick of "diet sodas," Diet Pepsi is going to be it. There's nothing "natural" about it, clearly. It's nearly $3 per 2 L bottle nowadays (March 2023, and even more than that at at convenience store locations). It has enough caffeine kick to wake me up on a hum drum day. But it is definitely addictive. I "like" it but have to intentionally cut myself off because of the addictive quality and cost of buying it every day. I autoimmune diabetic and need to control glucose, and Diet Pepsi seems to have no direct impact on my blood glucose levels.

This is not a guilt free product like the other guy said.

Ill start off commenting by saying this. I Made it through the 80s and 90s without ever drinking that many sodas. I just never really cared for it at all then.Sometime around 2005 I was in a place and someone who worked there offered me a Diet Pepsi. If i had really knew any better, I should have never taken it, But i did. And a day or two later i had asked them for another one.If anyone had known me before that, I definately had beautiful teeth for the first 25 years of my life, and this junk, this Diet Pepsi just destroyed that. Its not guilt free, like another commenter said. It might not give you diabetes, but it will give you a lot of other things, like the fact that it still destroys your teeth.And the worst part is i still cant seem to stop drinking ... MoreIll start off commenting by saying this. I Made it through the 80s and 90s without ever drinking that many sodas. I just never really cared for it at all then.Sometime around 2005 I was in a place and someone who worked there offered me a Diet Pepsi. If i had really knew any better, I should have never taken it, But i did. And a day or two later i had asked them for another one.If anyone had known me before that, I definately had beautiful teeth for the first 25 years of my life, and this junk, this Diet Pepsi just destroyed that. Its not guilt free, like another commenter said. It might not give you diabetes, but it will give you a lot of other things, like the fact that it still destroys your teeth.And the worst part is i still cant seem to stop drinking this stuff. these days i drink very little of it but just the fact that i still drink it shows that its not that easy to put it down. And i want to badly.