which do you prefer: neutrogena gentle/invigorating scrub or st. ives apricot scrub?

Answer 1

They are both fine products but save your money take plain old baking soda....after you wash your face, leave the lather on...pour some baking soda into palm of your hand, and add water, a little at a time, until it forms a paste; not too runny, though..then starting at the forehead, gently masage this using circular motions; continue over the rest of your face, do this 3 times all over...then rinse rinse rinse with COOL not hot water, blot dry, and proceed with whatever step you usually take; hopefully,applying a moisturizer!!...do this at least 2 times a week for oily/combo skin, and once a week for dry skin...all the benefits of the store bought stuff, but less expensive...instead, spend your money on good cosmetics; good blush, lipcolor, etc....you get what you pay for, and you are paying for the pigments that make up the color, which will always be better in a slightly higher-priced,color cosmetic............good luck!!

Answer 2

St. Ives all the way. The apricot scrub gets down to it as far as exfoliating dead skin is concerned. The Neutrogena is kind of weak, but I would recommend it for skin that can't handle the St. Ives.

Answer 3

Neutrogena if you have really sensitive skin but it costs more. St. Ives is also good and reasonably priced. I love the fruity scent ot St. Ives.

Answer 4

st. ives apricot scrub is much betta cos it has dat apricot smelllll

Answer 5

st. Ives works the same and has that sweet and tangy apricot smell!

Answer 6

I always use St.Ives Apricot scrub. It not only works, it smells good too.

Answer 7

St.Ives Apricot Scrub.though it's a bit harsh on very acne skin..

Answer 8

Apricot scrub. I use it every day.

Answer 9

st ives works the bast. especially on sensitive skin