Body Scrubs

[donnashuggy]

What do you use? What do you recommend?

I've spent a fortune on skin care in my lifetime and body scrubs in particular either seem to work like clarins/dermalogica which are very expensive if you use them all the time or don't work at all (that being the cheap ones)

However my daughter bought me a product called Eco Tan which is a glove - similar to to those synthetic ones that don't work but much harsher - they are designed to scrub off fake tan. This comes highly recommended from me, I have only used it 3 times and my skin feels brilliant. So when you moisturize afterwards your skin is so soft.

I have always wanted a Turkish Bath but now I don't think I need one!

[cmcoins2000]

After my day doing housework - cleaning windows etc - I would be very grateful for a body scrub.

I don't care who or what they use.

I'm too tired.

[donnashuggy]

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@cmcoins2000 wrote:

After my day doing housework - cleaning windows etc - I would be very grateful for a body scrub.

I don't care who or what they use.

I'm too tired.

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Preferably one that works?

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

dermalogica, I keep forgetting what it's called. I like their pimple stuff, it's the only thing that has ever worked on my zits.

I really think it's unfair that at nearly 50 I still get pimple. I should probably stop eating so much rubbish. Has anyone tried the banana timtams? nomnomnom.  I always have good intentions of skin care, but it never happens.

[donnashuggy]

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

dermalogica, I keep forgetting what it's called. I like their pimple stuff, it's the only thing that has ever worked on my zits.

I really think it's unfair that at nearly 50 I still get pimple. I should probably stop eating so much rubbish. Has anyone tried the banana timtams? nomnomnom.  I always have good intentions of skin care, but it never happens.

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Does what you eat really cause pimples?

[imastawka]

Donna,  how often have you used it?

If it's for exfoliating before you tan and then

for removing the tan, how often is that?

Bit worried maybe you're over-using it.

Not good for your skin to over-use

I have learnt not to use a scrubber on my face.

It ends up doing more harm than good

Have put one in my watch list,  lol

[donnashuggy]

Every second day, not for the face. I can absolutely guarantee it is a wonderful product

[donnashuggy]

My daughter actually was advised by a beautician to use it for the body as it helps with ingrown hairs if you are waxing your body. It has also greatly assisted with stretch marks.

[imastawka]

Maybe you should source them,   lol

They seem cheap enough - bet the mark-up is way up there

[donnashuggy]

Oh and she moisturises with organic coconut oil after.

I got sick of sitting out in the garden looking at my dry skin even though I use good products.