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need a good exfoliator that is cheap!

lindsey_toffee_girl
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:pI alway buy philosophy though at the moment I have so much to pay out for I cant afford to by it until the end of MAy:rolleyes: So I need one to get my through as I am about to run out, so I would love someone to tell me a body exfoliator that is cheap but does the job, I know nothing is going to compare to what I have used though I dont want to get a really runny one that does not last either.
TIA
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Personally, I love the body shop ones as there is loads of them depending on your skin type. For additional scrubbing I use their exfoliating gloves and the round body brush.
For a total exfoliation I use the body brush followed by either a body wash and exfoliating gloves or exfoliant finished with exfoliating gloves. Amazing.
I have found that most exfoliants don't really exfoliate well but if I have particular bits needing scrubbed I buy aluminium oxide crystals with water on my skin.If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you always got!0 -
Hi,
Why don't you buy some of those exfoliating gloves and use your usual soap / shower gel with them? You can buy them in the bodyshop for about a fiver but they are much cheaper in supermarkets etc.
They last forever!0 -
salt or sugar in with your body wash will do the trick nicely, rince well though!0
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thanks all I I have the gloves in cupboard so it looks like they will be coming out I never use them so that is a good idea thanks xLoves Vegas shopping and beauty products!0
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I use Porridge oats. They release oat germ when warm water is added which moisturises and the rough bits gently exfoliate. I buy supermarket cheapo packs which last forever.0
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thanks for that tip I love hearing eveyones little gems xLoves Vegas shopping and beauty products!0
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For body I use soft brown sugar and olive oil. Works really well and leave my skin so soft after0
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the above suggestion sounds ideal - or I would suggest salt and baby oil for a slighly less glamorous sounding mix. They are doing the same thing though.The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0
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thanks I will deffo give this a go xLoves Vegas shopping and beauty products!0
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You can try cornmeal mixed with some inexpensive cocoa butter cream/lotion, use with the exfoliating glove, then rinse off.Loving the sunny days!0
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