Friday, 04 February 2011
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Get Clear Skin With Clarisea
Have you ever noticed that when you get home from a day at the beach, your skin is much clearer and softer thanks to the natural cleansing effects of salt water? If you have, and you wish you could get that feeling without having to go to the ocean, I have found the product for you: Clarisea SeaSalt Exfoliating Scrub Cleanser. This scrub packs a powerful punch with salicylic acid to clear away blemishes, and vitamin E to help heal and repair skin cells. Massage this cleanser onto your skin every time you shower to reveal clean, clear, healthy skin.
A quick tip: Add a few dollops of this scrub into your regular body wash to add a little extra lather with the same healthy skin benefits.
What is your favorite body scrub?
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- From: ericapyznar@xanga
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Comments (7)
lol I'm amused that it's called a sea salt scrub but when you click on the link under the ingredients it says that it does not contain sea salt. I'd still like to try it though. I've been breaking out on my chest and back lately for some reason.
cleansers with beneficial ingredients like SA and vit E are ultimately useless because they get washed down the drain in 10 sec and never have enough time to fully penetrate the skin. And you can get the same exfoliating properties by using baking soda or brown sugar
Looked at the ingredients. Looks about as horrible as most cleansers I've seen.
Wow...straight up advertisement. Oh Lovelyish, how much lower can you sink before I finally turn away?
@nepenthium@xanga - Yeah I agree. I read that using crushed aspirin and honey is good. Sounds weird, I know. But I've tried it and it worked great. Using honey and brown sugar is good also.
@HeLLo_Bianca@xanga - yeah I used the aspirin honey masks many times and it works wonderfully for me (:
@direwolf005@xanga - Hi-The foundation product in Clarisea's line is the Clarifying Salt Treatment, an all natural brew of skin clarifying sea salts. This body cleanser and the comparable face cleanser were formulated to be used with the Clarifying Salt Treatment, to maximize its therapeutic benefits. That's why the product line is called Sea Salt Solutions...it all comes back to the Clarifying Salt Treatment. We use that same salt blend in the Salt Scrub which can be used on its own to help clear up body breakouts. This Exfoliating Cleanser can be used on its own as well, but best results are achieved when using it with the Clarifying Salt Treatment. -Alison