I'm not saying Geoerge is wrong, but this is another way to put it and is used quite widely in cosmetics advertising. It also gets round your problem with using "touch". There are also any number of adjectives you can throw in for "soft" and "smooth" here.

You could say something like: "REVITALIA TENSORA NECK & NECKLINE stands out for its fine texture and leaves your skin feeling smooth and silky.

Some refs:

ALPHA-VITA LINEGlycolic Acid and Antioxidant Vitamins as an Answer to the Skin’s Needs. FACE CREAMS. ... ANTI-WRINKLE Face and Neck Cream. ... Leaves the skin smooth and satin-soft. ...
www.crisflower.com/docsen/prodline/alfaven.htm

Dial Aloe Body Wash - Antibacterial Body Wash - Moisturizing Body ...
... Leaves your skin feeling soft and smooth. Available in the following fragrances:
Dial ® Spring Water ® Body Wash Feel the coolness of crystal clear springs. ...
www.dialcorp.com/index.cfm?page_id=71

Cosmetics: albatterjee holding company
... greasy. Best for you Nunu Baby Moisturizer leaves your skin as soft and
supple as your baby’s without greasiness. Baby Wipes. Nunu ...
www.batterjee.com/cosmetic.htm


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Note added at 36 mins (2005-02-08 13:19:20 GMT) Post-grading
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You closed the question while I was answering. You should leave them open longer instead of wasting other people\'s time!

It's just another possibility, given the fact that English so much prefers passive voice.
THX!