I just ordered some BP gel and have to send my money order out, but I've noticed my face has ALOT of dead skin flakes, and is highly visible after I shower.
Would it be ok to use Saint Ives Apricot Scrub to remove these dead skin cells... I've been on the regimen for about a month.
But it has 2.0% salycic acid and I'm worried that it might not work good with the regimen.
Suggestions?
I just ordered some BP gel and have to send my money order out, but I've noticed my face has ALOT of dead skin flakes, and is highly visible after I shower.
Would it be ok to use Saint Ives Apricot Scrub to remove these dead skin cells... I've been on the regimen for about a month.
But it has 2.0% salycic acid and I'm worried that it might not work good with the regimen.
Suggestions?
I just ordered some BP gel and have to send my money order out, but I've noticed my face has ALOT of dead skin flakes, and is highly visible after I shower.
Would it be ok to use Saint Ives Apricot Scrub to remove these dead skin cells... I've been on the regimen for about a month.
But it has 2.0% salycic acid and I'm worried that it might not work good with the regimen.
Suggestions?
I am actually suffering skin toned bumps because of the St Ives Apricot Scrub. It was my fault for using it regularly. It was great at first, but since its so harsh it made me breakout all around my jawline, chin, a cheek, forehead, and even neck. Read the reviews. All dermatologists recommend to stay away from it. It is better to use on feet or elbows. Don't make the mistake I made. Hope this helps.