🍑 Jason Brightening Apricot Scrubble Face Wash & Scrub, 4 Oz Review

I wanted an exfoliating daily cleanser that was free of nasty microparticles that are harmful to the environment. It smells clean and fresh; slightly fruity but not sweet. It has a great consistency, is easy to apply to the face and provides a thorough and gentle exfoliation. Some of the scrubs I've tried aren't creamy enough to make you feel like you're doing anything other than rubbing dry aquarium gravel around your face, while others feel oily and scratchy (yes, that word is made up, huh)…

I found this moisturizing face scrub at our local Marshals store. Of course you find it there very sporadically. I checked the Revain website online and saw that they sell this brand so I ordered a couple of tubes. This is an amazing apricot scrub that removes dead skin cells and leaves the face very soft. I love it!

I love this scrub. Surprised it has so many bad reviews. I think it smells nice and I like to use a coarse scrub - it leaves my skin creamy and smooth. I'm very picky when it comes to facial scrubs and I feel like I'm always on the lookout for new ones as my favorites get discontinued or the formula changes. Hope this one survives!

I LOVE this product and have been using it for about 8 years! Unfortunately, Wholefoods said it was discontinued - or maybe they're out of stock - so I bought a few. It lasts a long time and only takes a little, about the size of a marker. Great for cleaning my nose pores, I feel a little dirty after not using it for a few days. My ex has been using this for years too.

I bought it once and enjoyed using it every day. It's not like that this time. The granules are too big and the peeling was uncomfortable for my face. Since I can't return it, it's only enough for my legs. They completely changed the product.

This scrub works just the way you want it, perfect. The peeling brand Jāsön has confirmed that it is indeed not abused. They do not test finished products or ingredients on animals, nor do their suppliers or third parties. Nor do they sell their products where animal testing is required by law. I've used St Ives so far, but its parent company is Unilever, which isn't known for being a cruelty-free company.

As an avid user of Target's Apricot Scrub, I switched to this brand because while this brand is paraben and phthalate free, it still contains sodium lauryl sulfate, which I really want to eliminate from all my personal care products. . This product is more expensive but so moisturizing after use. After applying a quarter-size amount, I rub my fingertips and then the pad or palm over the rougher areas, since the exfoliating balls are less common here than with most exfoliants. As a result…