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CeeJaye
30-12-2006, 11:37 AM
I am obsessed with body scrubs, and have tried so many. The one I keep going back to is Loreal Exfotonic, but I think it is a bit harsh on the skin. Has anyone tried one that has given fantastic results?
pinkcupcake
30-12-2006, 11:53 PM
I love The Body Shop Africa Spa Salt Scrub! It is unbelievable, it leaves my skin baby soft. It costs around $50 but is worth every cent! Also the Clinique Sparkle Skin is good and costs around $50 to.
raspberryberet
01-01-2007, 07:18 PM
I've always wanted to try the Body Shop's Africa Spa range. Will do on your recommendation PCC!
KP one of my friends gave me Trader Joe's Tangerine Sugar Scrub a few months ago. It's beautiful, smells good enough to eat and leaves your skin with a light almond oil-sheen. Not sure if it's available in Oz but definitely worth trying if you can get your hands on it.
Medusa
01-01-2007, 09:07 PM
My fave is actually a mitt, The Enjo Body Glove. It looks like carpet but boy does it leave my skin silky smooth. I just add some shower gel to lather it up then rinse it off. I also throw it in the washing machine for a good clean. I've had it for about 4yrs and its not looking like being replaced anytime soon. I think it was about $40?
CeeJaye
01-01-2007, 09:22 PM
My fave is actually a mitt, The Enjo Body Glove. It looks like carpet but boy does it leave my skin silky smooth. I just add some shower gel to lather it up then rinse it off. I also throw it in the washing machine for a good clean. I've had it for about 4yrs and its not looking like being replaced anytime soon. I think it was about $40?
Hey Medusa,
That sounds great. Do you know where they sell them?? I like the idea of using a mitt. I used to use an exfoliation glove but it was so harsh.
Medusa
01-01-2007, 09:37 PM
Enjo sell via party plan. They specialise in cleaning gloves, like ones for the kitchen, one for the car etc. You can get knock offs for those in the supermarket but I have never seen a body glove like this one. Contact them thru their website www.enjo.com.au
The glove isn't really scratchy like a loofah the best I can describe is like worn fluffy carpet? Obviously the harder you scrub the the scratchier it feels so I just take it easy & it works fine. I even occasionly use it on my kids skin to scrub off tattoos & paint. I always use it before I apply my fake tan.
If you do have a party - I highly recommend some of thier other products too. Not sure if you're into housework? but their mop is the best. Its a bit exy but their philosophy is that you don't need to use chemical cleaners & the gloves last ages so you in fact are supporting the enviroment & saving money in the long run.
pinkcupcake
02-01-2007, 06:30 PM
I also forgot to mention one of my other very favourite body scrubs! It is by Archipelago (available at Kit Cosmetics) and is the Brown Sugar and Mango one. It is coarse but not harsh on the skin at all as some sugar scrubs can be really harsh! It massages in really well and smells divine. After use my skin feels amazingly smooth and soft and smells great. They also have a variety of other scents to choose from. I love using it on my hands, then applying a generous amount of the matching hand cream!
Blonde Kittykat
16-01-2007, 04:14 PM
I've tried heaps too... the Origins ones are nice. The ones that have olive oil in them leave a nice sheen on your body, and the cocoa one smells like a packet of jaffas. Yum!
I've discovered a new fave though. Grapefruit & pomegranate scrub from Kit. It smells so nice & fresh & leaves your skin silky smooth. It has cane sugar in it and olive? oil...
I love it! :hearts:
Luisa Brown
16-01-2007, 04:47 PM
Sounds yum, will have to go and check that one out. I am still a fan of good old cheapie, Exfotonic too. Love the smell and the fact that it doesnt make the base greasy.
Blonde Kittykat
16-01-2007, 06:11 PM
Luisa,
Actually the scrub from Kit is about the same price as the Loreal Exfotonic one...
Am keen to try Clinique Sparkle Skin too, as I like the sound of it...
Serena*
16-01-2007, 07:34 PM
:chuckle: ye I like anything with the word sparkle in it*!!! Ill have to check out the clinique one too then. I havnt tried the body shops Africa spa scrub, but have tried their coconut scrub which is delish! It turns into almost like coconut milk (dont know how to word that sentance lol) upon contact with the skin and water... Avons brown sugar scrub is quite nice to, especially for only $15. Havnt tried the Loreal scrubs...
nattieb
31-07-2007, 10:14 PM
Hey guys, thought I'd revive this thread... I'm on the hunt for a cheapy scrub.. and one I can pick up at the shops quite easily.
Any suggestions??
Ozlicious
31-07-2007, 11:15 PM
Hey guys, thought I'd revive this thread... I'm on the hunt for a cheapy scrub.. and one I can pick up at the shops quite easily.
Any suggestions??
Nattieb they have one at Priceline called Iyashi which is about $9. It comes in a tub and is in a Japanese-themed range. It's in green and black packaging and I think it is based on green tea and bamboo. I think they also have a variant which is in pink and black packaging, but I haven't tried that. Is very nice!
fusspot
01-08-2007, 08:57 AM
Enjo sell via party plan. They specialise in cleaning gloves, like ones for the kitchen, one for the car etc. You can get knock offs for those in the supermarket but I have never seen a body glove like this one. Contact them thru their website www.enjo.com.au
The glove isn't really scratchy like a loofah the best I can describe is like worn fluffy carpet? Obviously the harder you scrub the the scratchier it feels so I just take it easy & it works fine. I even occasionly use it on my kids skin to scrub off tattoos & paint. I always use it before I apply my fake tan.
If you do have a party - I highly recommend some of thier other products too. Not sure if you're into housework? but their mop is the best. Its a bit exy but their philosophy is that you don't need to use chemical cleaners & the gloves last ages so you in fact are supporting the enviroment & saving money in the long run.
the enjo mop is the bomb , pricey but so worth it
fusspot
01-08-2007, 02:10 PM
:penguin: i LOVE using body scrubs & am always on the look out for the next best thing ;) anyhow the daintree salt scrub is great but u can only find it in dj's i think .
but the new she one i just got is fab , 500g for $15 from priceline & it is really thick so it is hard to over use :whistle: i am loving this one
the avon skin so soft is also great & a bargain when they do buy one get one free
there also used to be one at work that was a cheaper rip off of freemans , it was only about $7 for a tube , it was an apple hot sugar scrub - bloody brilliant , but i haven't seen it around :shakehead:
i have also heard great things about dj's own brand & the natio one in the tub :rollthoseeyes:
Bizilizzy
01-08-2007, 05:18 PM
I make my own - cheap, quick & easy. Take 4 tablespoons glycerine (avail at chemists/supermarkets), 3-4 tablespoons of white sugar and mix together. That's basically it. You can add 2-3 drops essential oil if you like something with a fragrance, and can add a few drops of olive oil or apricot/jojoba oil if you have paritcularly dry skin (but this can make the shower slippery so you have to be careful). The basic scrub works just as well as is. You can also add a dollop of aloe vera gel as well. This makes it really nice. Hop in the shower, grab a handful and scrub away, but not too hard or else you'll end up all red!
pinkcupcake
02-08-2007, 02:25 PM
Luisa,
Actually the scrub from Kit is about the same price as the Loreal Exfotonic one...
Am keen to try Clinique Sparkle Skin too, as I like the sound of it...
I have the Clinique Sparlkle skin. It is beautiful and you can actually massage it in whilst your skin is dry. It doesn't feel as harsh as some other scubs do but it seriously exfoliates. Its one of the best I have ever used and has a lovely peppermint smell.
Trash
03-08-2007, 04:23 PM
I am obsessed with body scrubs, and have tried so many. The one I keep going back to is Loreal Exfotonic, but I think it is a bit harsh on the skin. Has anyone tried one that has given fantastic results?
I tend to always go back to this as well. Still in search of a better scrub though :shakehead:
Luisa Brown
03-08-2007, 11:27 PM
I am using a couple from Sohum but I still love the Exfotonic and even better now that it comes in a tube!
nattieb
06-08-2007, 02:16 PM
Nattieb they have one at Priceline called Iyashi which is about $9. It comes in a tub and is in a Japanese-themed range. It's in green and black packaging and I think it is based on green tea and bamboo. I think they also have a variant which is in pink and black packaging, but I haven't tried that. Is very nice!
I totally forgot that you had recommended this - but I got the pink & black one - it's the Harmony one and is Aloe Vera, Bamboo and Rice Bran body scrub - in the tube not the tub. Says it smells like geranium and ylang ylang. Looking forward to giving it a whirl tonight on my scaly dry skin! :shakehead: :chuckle:
Trash
06-08-2007, 02:22 PM
I totally forgot that you had recommended this - but I got the pink & black one - it's the Harmony one and is Aloe Vera, Bamboo and Rice Bran body scrub - in the tube not the tub. Says it smells like geranium and ylang ylang. Looking forward to giving it a whirl tonight on my scaly dry skin! :shakehead: :chuckle:
Bamboo and Rice Bran sounds lovely! :hearts:
Might have to check this out.
I smelled it today and I want the Davies Gate Lemon Made body scrub, and in fact everything from that range. It smells like lemon delicious pudding and I don't think I'm going to be able to stop myself from buying it when I run out of my current scrub!
raspberryberet
06-08-2007, 07:50 PM
Yum, sounds beautiful VeeE. I've been eyeing this off myself for a while. If you get your mitts on it before I do, please review!
nattieb
06-08-2007, 08:26 PM
well just fresh out of the shower after using the body scrub -- :clapping:
i loved it! it's got quite a strong fragrance, but that could be because i'm using shea milk body wash with low fragrance anyway... but it was really nice. my skin is all baby soft now... especially as after the scrub i lathered myself in cocoa butter too :hearts:
Senorita
21-09-2007, 08:14 PM
Body scrubs are my biggest weakness. Right now I'm using TBS's passionfruit one and am very happy with it. I'm thinking of trying a Bloom one when it runs out.:clapping:
fusspot
21-09-2007, 09:37 PM
Body scrubs are my biggest weakness. Right now I'm using TBS's passionfruit one and am very happy with it. I'm thinking of trying a Bloom one when it runs out.:clapping:
i also LOVE my body scrubs :glee: :glee:
Ozlicious
21-09-2007, 09:49 PM
i also LOVE my body scrubs :glee: :glee:
Same! I am so fussy with them though - too creamy, too "gelly", not enough granules, granules are too big, scent too strong or not strong enough, etc!
fusspot
21-09-2007, 09:50 PM
Same! I am so fussy with them though - too creamy, too "gelly", not enough granules, granules are too big, scent too strong or not strong enough, etc!
yep me too :chuckle:
precious_star
22-09-2007, 11:16 AM
Ive just finished off Freemans pomegranate sugar scrub, it was quite thick in texture so was kinda hard to squeeze out of the bottle. It smelt really yummy, kinda sugary (Duh, sugar scrub). I had to make sure there wasnt too much water on my skin where i was trying to scrub or else it just dissolved before i could get any scrubbing going on.
Ozlicious
22-09-2007, 04:18 PM
Ive just finished off Freemans pomegranate sugar scrub, it was quite thick in texture so was kinda hard to squeeze out of the bottle. It smelt really yummy, kinda sugary (Duh, sugar scrub). I had to make sure there wasnt too much water on my skin where i was trying to scrub or else it just dissolved before i could get any scrubbing going on.
precious_star, I find the best way to use a scrub is to quickly dampen yourself under the shower, turn the water off, let yourself drip for a few seconds to get any excess water off, and then scrub your skin when it's not "wet". It is a lot more efficient!!
nattieb
22-09-2007, 05:39 PM
precious_star, I find the best way to use a scrub is to quickly dampen yourself under the shower, turn the water off, let yourself drip for a few seconds to get any excess water off, and then scrub your skin when it's not "wet". It is a lot more efficient!!
oh i do this oz! plus we're on water restrictions so i feel oh so guilty if i have too long a shower... am thinking i might do a big scrub like this tonight - also do the shaving thing and then reapply the fake tan moisturiser... ahhhh bliss! ;)
Senorita
22-09-2007, 09:14 PM
I was eyeing the Mor pomegranate and the Bloom brown sugar & fig in David Jones Chermside today mmm mmm...:clapping:
ladyver
22-09-2007, 09:36 PM
I was eyeing the Mor pomegranate and the Bloom brown sugar & fig in David Jones Chermside today mmm mmm...:clapping:
mmmm... i've been eyeing the bloom one as well!!!!
Senorita
22-09-2007, 09:42 PM
The brown sugar & fig has a warm and inviting scent.:hearts: Not sure on texture though.:question:
Trash
23-09-2007, 07:50 AM
Same! I am so fussy with them though - too creamy, too "gelly", not enough granules, granules are too big, scent too strong or not strong enough, etc!
I like a really thick scrub that is invigorating but I don't like harsh granules.
fusspot
23-09-2007, 02:17 PM
I was eyeing the Mor pomegranate and the Bloom brown sugar & fig in David Jones Chermside today mmm mmm...:clapping:
i just bought that MOR one , will let u know how i go
Ozlicious
23-09-2007, 04:49 PM
I don't think my ideal scrub exists!! It would have a creamy texture and probably a nice tangy fruity scent - lemon comes to mind. I want to feel invigorated by a scrub!! It has to have really good granule density - I hate when there aren't enough granules. And they can't be too soft! Or too hard. And it has to come in a tube, not a tub!! And.........umm....I'd like the tube to be yellow and white striped.
CeeJaye
23-09-2007, 04:56 PM
I don't think my ideal scrub exists!! It would have a creamy texture and probably a nice tangy fruity scent - lemon comes to mind. I want to feel invigorated by a scrub!! It has to have really good granule density - I hate when there aren't enough granules. And they can't be too soft! Or too hard. And it has to come in a tube, not a tub!! And.........umm....I'd like the tube to be yellow and white striped.
Oz, have you tried Nutrogena Pre Tan Scrub? THis pretty much fits all the criteria... I had been searching for the perfect oil free scrub for ages and Ive found it!! Its not overly grainy but I bought a model co exfoliating towel, and together they make for one lean mean scrubbing machine.
And its in a tube and that tube is yellow!!!
Trash
23-09-2007, 04:59 PM
I don't think my ideal scrub exists!! It would have a creamy texture and probably a nice tangy fruity scent - lemon comes to mind. I want to feel invigorated by a scrub!! It has to have really good granule density - I hate when there aren't enough granules. And they can't be too soft! Or too hard. And it has to come in a tube, not a tub!! And.........umm....I'd like the tube to be yellow and white striped.
That's the worst when it's not grainy enough. It makes you feel riped off
Ozlicious
23-09-2007, 05:19 PM
Oz, have you tried Nutrogena Pre Tan Scrub? THis pretty much fits all the criteria... I had been searching for the perfect oil free scrub for ages and Ive found it!! Its not overly grainy but I bought a model co exfoliating towel, and together they make for one lean mean scrubbing machine.
And its in a tube and that tube is yellow!!!
Actually it's funny you should say that, I was just looked at it in the supermarket this afternoon!! But it looked gelly from the outside, and I'm not a fan of gel-based scrubs, I like creamier ones...
fusspot
23-09-2007, 06:37 PM
Actually it's funny you should say that, I was just looked at it in the supermarket this afternoon!! But it looked gelly from the outside, and I'm not a fan of gel-based scrubs, I like creamier ones...
i didn't find this one very good , not grainy enough for me
Alice
23-09-2007, 09:08 PM
exfoliating gloves rock! ... otherwise I bought while I was in aussie at the sanctum factory store (just south of the gold coast) for $6 a rose based body exfoliator, brilliant, not too grainy but does the job especially on my feet, elbows and legs...
Senorita
25-09-2007, 12:18 AM
i just bought that MOR one , will let u know how i go
I can't wait!:clapping:
Trash
25-09-2007, 10:45 AM
exfoliating gloves rock! ... otherwise I bought while I was in aussie at the sanctum factory store (just south of the gold coast) for $6 a rose based body exfoliator, brilliant, not too grainy but does the job especially on my feet, elbows and legs...
I don't like using gloves cos after usage they become disgusting then you have to by a new pair.
Ozlicious
26-09-2007, 12:21 AM
I don't like using gloves cos after usage they become disgusting then you have to by a new pair.
Yeah I agree, I never quite feel like they're clean.
ladyver
26-09-2007, 09:38 PM
oh, i can't live without my exfoliating gloves either Alice - especially because my favourite scrubs are all the ones that dissolve (sugar or salt) - i just rinse them under the shower
fusspot
28-09-2007, 09:10 AM
well i finally got to use my MOR pomegranate sugar scrub yesterday , i haven't used a sugar scrub in a while so it will take a bit adjust to the texture ,
it is quite scrubby & is bright red & smells divine :clapping:
Ozlicious
28-09-2007, 09:44 AM
it is quite scrubby
That's always a good thing!!! Boom-tish! :chuckle:
jaime
28-09-2007, 12:04 PM
well i finally got to use my MOR pomegranate sugar scrub yesterday , i haven't used a sugar scrub in a while so it will take a bit adjust to the texture ,
it is quite scrubby & is bright red & smells divine :clapping:
I love the MOR pomegranate range fusspot.... smells good enough to eat
fusspot
28-09-2007, 04:19 PM
I love the MOR pomegranate range fusspot.... smells good enough to eat
i'm going to get the shower gel next , it smells sssoooo good, have to be careful though as i am starting to stockpile again:shakehead: :whistle:
jaime
28-09-2007, 04:43 PM
:chuckle: I have the shower gel and its yummy. I want the bath foam and oil too :)
Ozlicious
28-09-2007, 07:28 PM
i'm going to get the shower gel next , it smells sssoooo good, have to be careful though as i am starting to stockpile again:shakehead: :whistle:
Me too fussy!!! Bad indeed! :whistle::redcheeks:
CeeJaye
28-09-2007, 11:13 PM
Today I bought and used the Kit Get Glowing body scrub - very scrubby, very creamy, smells like a tropical holiday and my skin is the smoothest it has ever been. I swear it turns you into a freaking goddess.
Had a hard time picking between this and the Kit pomegranate one... but I wanted one without oil... so had to forego the amazing smell of the pomegranate one.
This is is still amazing though
:clapping:
Trash
30-09-2007, 01:56 PM
well i finally got to use my MOR pomegranate sugar scrub yesterday , i haven't used a sugar scrub in a while so it will take a bit adjust to the texture ,
it is quite scrubby & is bright red & smells divine :clapping:
Will have to check this out, I love scrubby scrubs :chuckle:
Ozlicious
30-09-2007, 02:58 PM
My Mummy just gave me an Origins "Calm to Your Senses" scrub that she ordered for me the other day!!!! Altogether now: awwwwwwwww! What a great mum. She obviously has an interest in my skin being as silky smooth as possible (probably so I will be married off more quickly!! :chuckle: ).
Trash
30-09-2007, 03:22 PM
:chuckle::chuckle:
That's lovley Oz.
What's the scrub like?
Ozlicious
30-09-2007, 03:25 PM
I haven't used it yet, as I gave myself a hardcore full body scrub on Friday and I don't want to overdo it. :( I am WILLING those dead skin cells to start building up again!!! It smells gorgeous though, like sweet lavender!
Trash
14-10-2007, 06:38 PM
I want to try this scrub:
http://www.peterthomasroth.com/peterthomasroth_products.asp?prod=scrubs
I like my srubs with Salicylic acid in it. I find salt and sugar ones to be too oily and don't cleanse all that well. Or though I love that feeling of smooth skin afterwards!
I'm using up my Loreal Exfotonic one which has Salicylic acid in it also. But this one looks prettier :ashamed:
Trash
14-10-2007, 07:19 PM
Wait a minute.... I just read my Loreal one, there is no Salicylic acid in it!!! It has AHA's in it. Now I've totally confused myself. Ok must look for a scrub with AHA's in it. Preferably without the oily-ness of the salt and sugar scrubs......
raspberryberet
14-10-2007, 07:24 PM
Wait a minute.... I just read my Loreal one, there is no Salicylic acid in it!!! It has AHA's in it. Now I've totally confused myself. Ok must look for a scrub with AHA's in it. Preferably without the oily-ness of the salt and sugar scrubs......
Hi hon, salicylic is a BHA but both BHAs and AHAs clear and brighten the skin, just in different ways. Check out Allison's handy guide for more info:
http://www.adorebeauty.com.au/adorebeauty/askallison_ahabha.asp
Trash
14-10-2007, 07:27 PM
Hi hon, salicylic is a BHA but both BHAs and AHAs clear and brighten the skin, just in different ways. Check out Allison's handy guide for more info:
http://www.adorebeauty.com.au/adorebeauty/askallison_ahabha.asp
Thanks RB, skincare is confusing :rollthoseeyes::chuckle:
I will get it right (hopefully) one day.
Ozlicious
18-10-2007, 01:03 AM
Ive just finished off Freemans pomegranate sugar scrub, it was quite thick in texture so was kinda hard to squeeze out of the bottle. It smelt really yummy, kinda sugary (Duh, sugar scrub). I had to make sure there wasnt too much water on my skin where i was trying to scrub or else it just dissolved before i could get any scrubbing going on.
P_S can I ask where you got this?? It sounds beautiful and I LOVE Freeman products - they were responsible for turning me into a beautyista I think!! When I was 10-11 my shower was already filled with Freeman shower gels!
Ozlicious
18-10-2007, 01:07 AM
Gawd I'm dumb - the reason I opened this thread was to ask if anyone was a fan of the Napoleon scrub! I had a smell today and it smelled lovely and it also seemed like quite a nice thick dense texture. Anyone??
precious_star
18-10-2007, 06:37 AM
P_S can I ask where you got this?? It sounds beautiful and I LOVE Freeman products - they were responsible for turning me into a beautyista I think!! When I was 10-11 my shower was already filled with Freeman shower gels!
Ha ha me too :worship: my bestie at high school (who later trained as a beautician) got me so hooked on freeman. I got it from a place called Smart Pharmacy, but they closed down recently :explode: but im in NZ anyways hun ;)
loolabelle
18-10-2007, 09:24 AM
OMG Freeman's! Talk about a blast from 1993! I used to love their stuff! They were a constant in my Christmas stocking.
Celeste(Staff)
18-10-2007, 12:46 PM
I know, I remember thinking that Freeman was the coolest stuff EVER. All I wanted was the cucumber mask..!
Ozlicious
18-10-2007, 03:30 PM
OMG Freeman's! Talk about a blast from 1993! I used to love their stuff! They were a constant in my Christmas stocking.
I know, I remember thinking that Freeman was the coolest stuff EVER. All I wanted was the cucumber mask..!
I KNOW!!!!!!!!!! :chuckle:
Trash
18-10-2007, 08:51 PM
I know, I remember thinking that Freeman was the coolest stuff EVER. All I wanted was the cucumber mask..!
:chuckle: Old school.
LittleMissV
10-11-2007, 10:07 PM
i've always wanted to try Philosophy's Gingerbread man scrub. it looks so cute!
I'm not too sure about my Body Shop Spa Wisdom Cleanser Scrub thingy. It smells great, but it's not scrubby enough and it's really hard to spread over my skin! Hmmmm...
bluemelon
08-01-2008, 06:15 PM
i've always wanted to try Philosophy's Gingerbread man scrub. it looks so cute!
I ended up getting it a couple of weeks ago :glee: The tub is huuuge! It's over 500g, so it's going to last ages. It's my first salt scrub - it's quite coarse (similar to a sugar scrub), so fairly abrasive, but it does it's job well. I just have to remember not to scrub too hard - I've been using the Davies Gate Walnut Scrub lately, which is quite fine in texture & is fairly gentle on the skin. It doesn't smell like gingerbread, but I really like the smell - it's more citrusy - fairly similar to Garnier's Bodytonic Sugar scrub.
lynn90
26-02-2008, 01:31 AM
I've tried tons of body scrubs from all different companies. The ones that I've liked the most so far is Fresh's Brown Sugar Scrub and Philosophy's Gingerbread Man. One that I really want to order for myself is Cauldie's Cabernet Scrub. Sounds amazing!
lipglossaddict
22-03-2008, 11:20 PM
Most recent ones i've tried:
Lush's Ocean Salt- really nice to use, although i find the salt granules a bit big, and they seem to not even shrink under water... alas i really can't hack the smell of it...
AVON's soft and sensual body polish- really nice scent, a really good gentle exfoliator, like it!
L'Oreal's Exfotonic in the old tub packaging- really nice to use, however i got through it really fast...
Luisa Brown
22-03-2008, 11:24 PM
L'Oreal's Exfotonic in the old tub packaging- really nice to use, however i got through it really fast...
The forum girls put me on to the Garnier Sugar Scrub in the yellow tube and it is terrific! Reminds me a lot of the Exfotonic. Retails at $11.99. Recently got 3 for the price of two at Priceline - awesome deal!
lipglossaddict
23-03-2008, 12:23 AM
The forum girls put me on to the Garnier Sugar Scrub in the yellow tube and it is terrific! Reminds me a lot of the Exfotonic. Retails at $11.99. Recently got 3 for the price of two at Priceline - awesome deal!
Yep, that one's been on my wishlist for a while! Although i got a Garnier tanning kit which has an exfoliant which looks similar to the sugar scrub, so i might use that hehe
fusspot
23-03-2008, 09:48 AM
[QUOTE=lipglossaddict;108557]Most recent ones i've tried:
AVON's soft and sensual body polish- really nice scent, a really good gentle exfoliator, like it!
this is one of my favs :worship: & u can normally get it on special with them
lipglossaddict
23-03-2008, 06:17 PM
Most recent ones i've tried:
AVON's soft and sensual body polish- really nice scent, a really good gentle exfoliator, like it!
this is one of my favs :worship: & u can normally get it on special with them
Fun fact: i used to be/sort of am an AVON representative... it's amazing how much of my 'profit' would go back into buying more AVON :chuckle:
Rosie
24-03-2008, 02:18 PM
I want this body scrub cause it's right purty!
http://www.isleofeden.com/catalog/images/m1.jpgMarshConfetti.jpg600.jpg400.jpg
fusspot
24-03-2008, 03:42 PM
OMG so do i :penguin:
CeeJaye
24-03-2008, 05:35 PM
Oh rosie what is that? It looks like a McFlurry!
Ozlicious
24-03-2008, 05:41 PM
I think Garnier BodyTonic is pretty much the only scrub I will ever need again. I'm going through a major phase of infatuation. I am SO picky with scrubs and this one fits the bill nicely. I have a TBS Papaya scrub that makes me want to hurl, some scrubs out there have the WORST smell and texture imaginable.
I keep meaning to ask who has used the Kit scrubs??
pinkcupcake
24-03-2008, 05:45 PM
Must pick up on of these Garnier scrubs. I have never used anything by Garnier before.
Rosie I want that scrub. Don't you think that is such a me thing?
CeeJaye
24-03-2008, 05:45 PM
I keep meaning to ask who has used the Kit scrubs??
I have used the Tan Prep one, which I love.
Ozlicious
24-03-2008, 05:49 PM
I have used the Tan Prep one, which I love.
What smell does it have? Have you used any of the ones in the juicy mood lifter/fancy-free type range?
Edit: Just saw that the pre-tan one has beeswax and shea butter, niiiiiice!!
CeeJaye
24-03-2008, 05:52 PM
What smell does it have? Have you used any of the ones in the juicy mood lifter/fancy-free type range?
Edit: Just saw that the pre-tan one has beeswax and shea butter, niiiiiice!!
Nah I havent tried the other ones, cos they were a bit oily, and I hate oils in my scrub
Its really really creamy, but scrubs so well. I love to work up a sweat while I scrub, and feel like its really doing the job. It rocks but I go through it so quickly. I could use one tub in a week.
From memory I think its a tropical smell???
Ozlicious
24-03-2008, 05:54 PM
Nah I havent tried the other ones, cos they were a bit oily, and I hate oils in my scrub
Its really really creamy, but scrubs so well. I love to work up a sweat while I scrub, and feel like its really doing the job. It rocks but I go through it so quickly. I could use one tub in a week.
From memory I think its a tropical smell???
Haha you and I are scrub twins. I looooove scrubbing and I could go through a whole scrub in DAY if I were a zillionaire. I know what you mean about oils in the scrubs. Sometimes that's nice (I have an Origins one which is gorgeous and quite oily) but only before bed or in winter. Not for pre-tan. The Kit pre-tan one sounds fan-diddly-tastic.
Am I the only one who is so out-of-shape that I consider a good scrub to be a bit of a workout?!!
CeeJaye
24-03-2008, 05:56 PM
Oh nah, I scrub until my arms ache. It feels awesome.
Ozlicious
24-03-2008, 05:57 PM
Hahaha I do too. I have LITERALLY started sweating in the shower (water off of course) due to heavy-duty scrubbing.
CeeJaye
24-03-2008, 05:59 PM
Hahaha I do too. I have LITERALLY started sweating in the shower (water off of course) due to heavy-duty scrubbing.
But how fuggin awesome is it, to like scrub the hell out of yourself, slather on lotion, and run your hands over yourself in the morning... omg. Its like feeling silk. I LOVE myself :worship:
hahahahahaha
Ozlicious
24-03-2008, 06:08 PM
But how fuggin awesome is it, to like scrub the hell out of yourself, slather on lotion, and run your hands over yourself in the morning... omg. Its like feeling silk. I LOVE myself :worship:
hahahahahaha
Yep, it totally rocks. Rocks hard.
Luisa Brown
24-03-2008, 09:21 PM
Must pick up on of these Garnier scrubs. I have never used anything by Garnier before.
Apart from once trying the conditioner (err, not for me), I am new to this range too but I am just loving the scrub!:penguin:
pinkcupcake
24-03-2008, 09:28 PM
Apart from once trying the conditioner (err, not for me), I am new to this range too but I am just loving the scrub!:penguin:
Will pick one up tomorrow LB!
Luisa Brown
24-03-2008, 09:33 PM
Sure I saw them on sale in the catalogue PCC. It is in a yellow tube.
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