St. Ives

St. Ives

magpiesparkle2021-03-02T15:22:13.000Z
St Ives Shea Butter & Oatmeal body wash
I’m having the worst time finding this. I use it in the winter and when my legs get nasty from allergic reactions to bug bites and now I can’t find it
Andee2021-02-07T17:55:08.000Z
Although many here will disagree, I like gentle exfoliation with synthetic scrubbing beads because++
they are a uniform size and will not scratch or cause microscopic tears. That is the problem, imo, with St. Ives, but if it works for you, I'm not her
missmanic2021-02-07T14:54:42.000Z
Is St. Ives Apricot Scrub really that bad?
It’s something that I always end up coming back to. I’m 31 and have been using this product on and off since I was a teen...with really nice results.
dottielsj2021-01-19T18:15:20.000Z
Do you use a chemical exfoliant? The flakes need to be removed (gently)++
so an AHA, BHA, PHA (lactic acid) combo product in a low concentration either in a toner form or a slightly higher strength that you leave on for 5-10
herewegoagain2021-01-03T21:20:15.000Z
TBS Satsuma mixed with some old St Ives grapefruit Sugar Scrub
CB912021-01-01T20:54:09.000Z
St. Ives Pink Lemon & Mandarin Orange body wash
chellerie712020-12-27T20:46:08.000Z
St Ives oatmeal and Shea butter
CB912020-12-18T23:17:24.000Z
St. Ives Pink Lemon & Mandarin Orange body wash
CB912020-11-24T23:50:53.000Z
St. Ives Pink Lemon & Mandarin Orange body wash
Vanille2020-11-23T14:13:48.000Z
2 tiny samples : Cetaphil eye gel cream and St ives Watermelon gel cream.