Review St. Ives Invigorating Apricot Scrub

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I think that this exfoliator breaks me out... which is weird since everyone I know loves it but for some reason my face turns into a bumpy and lumpy mess after I use it.
 
Ladies, St Ives scrub is really bad for your skin! I'm an esthetician so I learned about all the skincare products. The apricot kernel in the scrub is very bad for your skin because the sharpness of the shell creates rips and tears in your skin and it can cause irritation and broken capillaries. I reccommend a gentler more effective exfoliator such as Dermalogica's daily microfoliant or other professional line.

I started to use Dermalogica's daily microfoliant however found it dried my skin so badly, that even after moisturizing, it felt very uncomfortable.
 
I've been using this scrub for about the last 3 years and find NOTHING else really cleans my skin and makes it smooth and soft.

I used to find, with other cleansers, after I'd cleanse my skin would feel flaky. Not dry, but flaky. This is the only thing that leaves it smooth.

I use it 3 times a week. LOVE. IT.

Oh - I'm from Australia and here it costs around $8 for the standard larger size.
 
I've been using this for years. I used to steal my mom's growing up. I use it with a light touch because my skin is really sensitive to how gritty the scrub is.

I love it though. I'll always keep it around! It makes my skin very soft and bright.
 
I've used this original formula probably over 20 years - gah! I'm super fair skinned and combo with dry cheeks and a t-zone and chin that still break out periodically even into my mid 40s. I've never found a better scrub at a better price. LOVE this stuff!

XXXOO PG
 
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