When it comes to body pampering maintenance on Sunday night, I have my ritual down to a tee. With a little help from the unlikely duo of the fruity scrub, Soap and Glory's Pulp Fiction and intense moisturiser, Jergen's Ultra Healing, this product line-up has never had me feeling so pampered and preened!
Pulp Fiction - Soap & Glory (£8.00)
Being a firm fan of S&G's Flake Away, I had serious high hopes for Pulp Friction. And boy, did it not disappoint. If you prefer scrubs with a grainier texture that doesn't dissolve into the skin, Pulp Friction is right up your street. A fine gritty scrub made from a concoction of fig, pumice, peppermint oil, orange and lemon - naturally it smells of a luscious tropical fragrance. When lathering on the skin, it's gentle to apply but works well to work off dead skin and leave skin smooth and soft. Foaming up into a creamy lather it doubles up as a shower cream, with a dollop of product going a long way. Perfect for pre-fake tan and general weekly scrub, neither too harsh or messy to use, Pulp Fiction is serious an all round winner.
Ultra Healing Moisturiser - Jergens* (£4.99)
After finding this bottle lost in my stash from last summer I was eager to give it a whirl, hearing only good things about this very much under-rated brand, it does exactly what It says on the tin: healing. The luxurious cream to gel like consistency easily spreads, absorbing rapidly in a matter of minutes. Giving a burst of intense hydration and moisture surge, my skin is left silky soft right up until my next shower and leaving my skin looking rather radiant in-between. Sometimes after shaving, my legs feel so dry and itchy but the Jergan's banishes this peskiness - a must-have as we enter the bare leg territory of summer!
So there you have it, my current body pampering line-up. Have you tried any of these products or do you have any other products you swear by? I have tread carefully in terms of Soap & Glory, as some of the sickly scents are far too overpowering for this dainty nose of mine!
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