I have always adore a good scrub, and especially if it’s scented, just to relax the tired body and mind.
I am quite a bathing junkie. Loving all sorts of bathing stuff. If I have a bath tub, I foresee a mini spa everyday at home!
Oh oh, yeah, so a body scrub I bought not too long ago from a spree.
What’s the secret to smooth, radiant, fair skin for the body?
Gentle exfoliation and using the right body lotion will grant you your wishes!
And I found something that economical (cheap doesn’t sound very nice, feels very degrading 
) and yet it works!
After reading Paris’ review, and given it a much deserve long thought, I finally caved in and bought my 123456789 (okay, I am just exaggerating ) of body scrubs. I’m glad I bought this!
It smells citrusy, rather refreshing and the scrubby bits aren’t too chunky or harsh. Whenever I use this, I feel like I am doing a sugar scrub, which you gently dampen your skin first, apply it, gently scrub and then it will slowly dissolve/ emulsify and then you can rinse it away!
Hm… after seeing this brand disappeared from Watsons’ and Guardian’s shelves for a long long time, I had almost forgotten about this brand and the wonderful clay mask which I love so much. Well, no review for that as I’ve finish using it long time ago and have no picture or anything. Tough luck.
I expected this to be good, but to my dismay, it’s performance is just so-so. Maybe slightly above average.
I shall break down into a few parts for a clearer picture.
First thing, the texture. Ugh, it’s kinda rough. Well, all scrubs are, but I felt this is a bit harsh for my skin. I just don’t quite like the idea of using it on my body. My skin were left smooth, just like as though I used Watsons Body Scrub instead of this. Hm… I used a wee bit extra on my knees, elbows and heels, but the effect were just normal. St Ives body scrub are way better in getting this 3 parts smooth!
