St. Ives

St. Ives

Sparkylarky2020-05-31T01:35:05.000Z
st ives green tea scrub. very fine
CB912020-05-29T18:01:58.000Z
St. Ives Pink Lemon & Mandarin Orange body wash
CB912020-05-19T17:08:10.000Z
St. Ives Pink Lemon & Mandarin Orange body wash
CB912020-05-13T15:58:11.000Z
St. Ives Pink Lemon & Mandarin Orange body wash
PolishedPapers2020-03-23T18:03:38.000Z
Keeping up with my usual skincare routine a bit more diligently than before, and taking this time +
without makeup to try to determine the cause of some recurring breakouts from the past 2-3 months. The breakouts are on my jawline and sides of my nec
Sparkylarky2020-02-27T17:36:24.000Z
St Ives green tea scrub. Much gentler and finer than the apricot scrub. No shells in it
lailaface2020-02-06T18:56:12.000Z
If the rest is working for you, I'd keep it, BUT I'd def switch the St. Ives scrub out for +
another exfoliating product. Maybe PC 2% BHA (Clear toner, Resist toner are my faves)? The apricot kernels in the St Ives are far too harsh for skin a
GlitterallyObsessed2020-02-06T18:51:05.000Z
Feedback on my skincare routine please (my face tends to do well with a lot of actives I think) ++
I havent really experienced any irritation with this routine. Looking for anti-aging/ glowy skin: - St. Ives Apricot Face Scrub with salicylic aci
Natashia2019-12-26T17:45:07.000Z
My derm did mention it made sense to remove them physically as a first step.!
I stopped that though because it causes redness and scars. I still have them but Biore pore strips / scrubs ( st Ives) keep them at Bay
b0hemianl0ve2019-12-17T00:59:03.000Z
You could try a konjac sponge but I also like st Ives oatmeal gentle scrub