Quick pick today, this scrub is nice and grainy and contains a good amount of Salicylic Acid – perfect as a pre shave prep as well as to use post-shave to keep ingrowns and blemishes at bay.
Use in a steamy shower, leave it on your skin for about 30 seconds and rinse – easy (and just as good as high end scrubs).
Sidenote: I spoke to one of the St Ives developers recently and apparently, although they use apricot kernels in their scrubs, the kernels are specially shaped to be smooth/spherical so that they don’t scratch or damage the surface of your skin. The more you know!
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