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Ashley D.

Aug 7, 2012

Ashley D.

Hey there! So I'm inquiring for my girlfriend. She works as a prepper/primer/painter for a car collision company and a lot of the times the chemicals get on her skin. She has sensitive skin so she usually buys mild scrubs for her face and body but we find they don't do a great job in cleaning. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a cleanser/scrub that is good for sensitive skin but harsh enough to clean it. Thanks in advance for any inquiries!

Crystal C.

Aug 7, 2012

Crystal C.

maybe a deep cleanser i love soap and glorys cleanser with the hot cloth you leave on for two minutes and you feeel yyour skin so smooth and clean afterwards probably and and i also love burts bee's exfoliator it feels like its rough but man your skin feels so clean afterwards i would say those two things and a toner ; )

Ashley D.

Aug 7, 2012

Ashley D.

Thank you! I was thinking Burt's Bees. I think I'll grab that one for her :) Here's hoping! Thanks again for responding!

Shelley W.

Aug 9, 2012

Shelley W.

Short of using that harsh Lava liquid soap found in most auto shops the only thing that I can think of is Dove Liquid Body Soap for sensitive skin mixed with an unscented body scrub. Why isn't she wearing a jumpsuit to when dealing with the paint/primer? I used to work for a dealer that had an autobody division and those guys were decked out in full gear from head-to-toe....no chemicals were touching their skin ever. 

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