Scrub Away Your Winter Blues

The cold season can often bring on dry skin, that’s why it’s ideal to use scrubs to exfoliate during winter as a way to shed dead skin cells. When the dead skin cells are scrubbed away, the skin becomes smoother and softer.

Here at bb, we have a range of scrubs for your face and your body that will leave your skin feeling soothed, polished and rejuvenated. Many of these scrubs also smell divine to boot!

One Skin System Active C Scrub is a sparkling, effervescent scrub derived from the sea with powerful Japanese sea algae that exfoliates, stimulates and activates skin to a healthy vitality.

Alpha-H Gentle Daily Exfoliant features a unique way to renew the skin, using crushed fruit enzymes naturally sourced from papaya and pineapple.

Elemis Papaya Enzyme Peel uses the natural exfoliating fruit enzyme action of papaya and pineapple to smooth, brighten and clarify the complexion.

Yes to Tomatoes Active Daily Pore Scrub contains ground mango seeds and bamboo to exfoliate the skin and help turn over a clean, clear surface.

Pure Fiji Coconut Sugar Rub is packed with coconut sugar, fresh sugar cane crystals and naturally occurring alpha hydroxyl to revitalise the skin.

U Little Beauty Exfoliating Salt Scrub contains a combination of coffee, macadamia nut and jojoba oil to slough off dead skin and reveal the glowing, all-natural, beautiful skin hiding underneath.

OP Therapy Pineapple and Papaya Sea Salt Scrub is formulated with nourishing essential oils and plant extracts in order to keep skin healthy and glowing by removing any dead, flakey skin and boosting blood circulation.

Glamourflage Sexy Sadie Body Scrub offers the purifying qualities of walnut, the cleansing properties of coconut extract, the soothing properties of aloe vera and the moisturising properties of coconut oil and vitamin E. Your skin will emerge buffed, polished and transformed!

Do you have any favourite face or body scrubs? How do you take care of your skin to chase away the winter blues? Let us know below! - Lucy

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