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Stay clear of St. Ives scrubs. The granules in them are so sharp--similar to tiny shards af glass--they will leave little cuts on your face where bacterican can form and cause breakouts. As an aesthetician I always insist my clients stay away from that stuff. My favorite exfoliator is Dermalogicas MultiVitamin Thermafoliant...I literally used it like 10 minutes ago. The Ready, Set, Scrub from the Clean Start Line is good too and a little bit more inexpensive.
I usually make my own exfoliators with honey, a little Vaseline, and raw sugar. Just make a paste with it and slather it on. It makes your skin ridiculously soft and moisturized
I agree, Ocean Salt is a wonderful product! Be aware though that if you take certain prescriptions, overusing products with high amounts of grapefruit essential oil like Ocean Salt or Snowglobe (both from lush) can prevent the medications from working. The affected meds can be anything from antidepressants to heart medication! If you have any doubts whether yours are affected, consult a doctor before you buy. If you plan to use only occasionally, you are probably fine but once a week or more was the tipping point for me, and I found out the hard way!
I just discovered tonight that gently shaving your face with a straight razor is an amazingly effective way to exfoliate! If you don't feel comfortable doing this on yourself, but are interested in trying it, spas call it 'dermaplaning.'
I have very sensitive skin and oily skin. I've been using eclos instant radiance facial scrub and I love it but when I'm feeling more organic I mix sugar with honey and that works just fine. http://a-hearts.blogspot.com/
I'm a huge fan of Reviva Labs Light Skin Peel. When you put it on it's a gooey mess and it drys to a texture I can only describe like rubber cement (if you remember that from your school days). And you remove it by gently rubbing it off. But it works wonderfully as an exfoliator and doesn't bother my sensitive skin.
Whatever you do don't use st. Ives ! I go to school for aesthetics and I learned how bad that is for your face. Great for your body not your face! Anything with large uneven grains in them will cut your skin and may cause hyper pigmentation. It depends on what skin type you have for me to recommend an exfoliant for you. A good affordable brand is neutragena.
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Sep 19, 2012
Carla P.
Can anyone recommend a good affordable exfoliate??? Xoxo
Sep 19, 2012
Cris A.
Using baking soda works nice. St Ives apricot scrub is very affordable.
Sep 30, 2012
Eileen L.
St Ives scrubs work really well and they're made with natural ingredients, yay
Sep 30, 2012
Brenda W.
Stay clear of St. Ives scrubs. The granules in them are so sharp--similar to tiny shards af glass--they will leave little cuts on your face where bacterican can form and cause breakouts. As an aesthetician I always insist my clients stay away from that stuff. My favorite exfoliator is Dermalogicas MultiVitamin Thermafoliant...I literally used it like 10 minutes ago. The Ready, Set, Scrub from the Clean Start Line is good too and a little bit more inexpensive.
Sep 30, 2012
Kayli H.
I usually make my own exfoliators with honey, a little Vaseline, and raw sugar. Just make a paste with it and slather it on. It makes your skin ridiculously soft and moisturized
Sep 30, 2012
Yumi R.
LUSH's Ocean Salt is really lovely.
Sep 30, 2012
Ashley S.
I agree, Ocean Salt is a wonderful product! Be aware though that if you take certain prescriptions, overusing products with high amounts of grapefruit essential oil like Ocean Salt or Snowglobe (both from lush) can prevent the medications from working. The affected meds can be anything from antidepressants to heart medication! If you have any doubts whether yours are affected, consult a doctor before you buy. If you plan to use only occasionally, you are probably fine but once a week or more was the tipping point for me, and I found out the hard way!
Oct 01, 2012
Morgan R.
Sugar & water is the simplest.. & wash your face after with a soft cleanser to have a clean feeling. Maybe biore's poor scrub
Oct 01, 2012
Ashley S.
I just discovered tonight that gently shaving your face with a straight razor is an amazingly effective way to exfoliate! If you don't feel comfortable doing this on yourself, but are interested in trying it, spas call it 'dermaplaning.'
Oct 07, 2012
Aley A.
http://a-hearts.blogspot.com/
Oct 08, 2012
Jodi G.
I'm a huge fan of Reviva Labs Light Skin Peel. When you put it on it's a gooey mess and it drys to a texture I can only describe like rubber cement (if you remember that from your school days). And you remove it by gently rubbing it off. But it works wonderfully as an exfoliator and doesn't bother my sensitive skin.
Oct 08, 2012
Illy J.
Right now Sephora has a dual action exfoliator for $13 if you're looking to save money. It's pretty awesome.
Oct 08, 2012
Belle K.
Whatever you do don't use st. Ives ! I go to school for aesthetics and I learned how bad that is for your face. Great for your body not your face! Anything with large uneven grains in them will cut your skin and may cause hyper pigmentation. It depends on what skin type you have for me to recommend an exfoliant for you. A good affordable brand is neutragena.
Oct 08, 2012
Bree P.
Brown sugar & honey it'll kill off that dead rough skin & make your face feel smooth as a baby's bottom I do every 2 days it feels good
Oct 09, 2012
Danielle M.
a DIY: honey and sugar, If you have dry skin olive oil and sugar.. steaming your face before you apply the exfoliate makes it feel 10x better
Oct 21, 2012
Juanita W.
STAY AWAY FROM ST IVES!!!!! BAKING SODA BAKING SODA BAKING SODA!!! All you need!!! EXCELLENT!
Oct 21, 2012
Debbie R.