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A body scrub is a treatment which uses an abrasive product to soften, smooth and
moisturize your skin, and boost your circulation.
What is a scrub? A scrub is a treatment which exfoliates the skin on your body leaving it feeling fresh, smooth, moisturised and soft. An abrasive product is rubbed vigorously, and massaged across and into your skin, and is then rinsed away to reveal a moisturised layer of fresh, clean and smooth skin.
What is a scrub good for?There are many benefits to a body scrub or polish. A body scrub will exfoliate your skin, sloughing off dead skin cells and rubbing away hard and flaky skin, leaving it feeling soft and smooth. Scrub or polishing products usually include an oily base which
moisturizes and soothes your skin as it is scrubbed. A scrub can be really invigorating as well, and improve the circulation of blood and lymph to the surface of the skin, helping to fight cellulite and improve your skin tone.
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The scrub gel removes loose and
dry skin cells, cleanses the
pores and gives a clean feeling. The scrub salt contains very fine 100% Atlantic sea salt.
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Every day, gently exfoliate your skin and restore its original beauty! Thanks to its fine exfoliating particles,
Cottage exfoliating shower delicately massages, purifies and tones the skin.
Enriched with sugar and natural violet extracts, it offers your skin softening virtues and wraps it in a delicious silky fragrance.
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Reveal a more radiant you with St. Ives Apricot Scrubs. With one for every skin type, you can invigorate your way to visibly healthy looking skin. Make it your secret for softer, smoother looking skin. |
PrecautionsYou should not have a scrub if you have cancer or if you have a fever. You should also seek expert advice if you are allergic to anything or have a skin condition of any kind. Anyone with fragile, broken or sunburnt skin is well advised to skip this treatment as well, as a very vigorous scrub may hurt more than heal. As with all spa treatments, make sure you are clear about any medical condition you have, or treatment you are receiving, so that you can be sure of a treatment that is safe and appropriate for you.
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