What it is:A water-based scrub for oily skin. What it is formulated to do:This scrub de-flakes skin, unclogs pores and softens fine lines to help you achieve a clearer and more refreshed-looking complexion.What else you need to know:For oily to very oily skin types.

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Questions & Answers for Clinique Exfoliating Scrub

Question

If I don't use Clinique?

Should I use this if I don't use the Clinique brand as my every day cleanser, toner, etc.? I use the Desert Essence line everyday, but I'm wondering if this would be a nice "extra" as I don't own any exfoliating products.

asked 1 year, 11 months ago

Anonymous

on Exfoliating Scrub

11 answers

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answer 1

I don't think it matters really. The product is an amazing exfoliator, I use the clinique 3 step, but when I need a clinique break, I use other products and still use the exfoliator. I think its a great way to get rid of those dead skin cells lying around. Hope that helps!

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

juli86

(San Jose, CA)

answer 2

I use other cleansers and I think it is a good extra to add in a few days a week. Just discontinue use if it irritates your skin when combined with your other products.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

betsyz

(New York, NY)

answer 3

I don't use any of the other Clinique products except for the toner. You don't need to use the whole kit. This is a great exfoliator.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

drmk

answer 4

I use Clinique products as my main regimen, but I definitely mix and match products all the time.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

lt2003

(Dallas, TX)

answer 5

Regardless of what brand you try, you should always incorporate an exfoliating scrub into your regimen. Just don't use it everyday or anything maybe once or twice a week at most.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

stephykitten

(Buffalo, NY)

answer 6

This is the only Clinique product I own and I have had great results with it. If you don't own an exfoliator you should definitely try it!

For reference I use a mix of Clarins, DDF, and Bliss products for the rest of my skincare regimen.

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

rredpanda

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 7

I would! I use all Eminence products, but prefer this scrub. You can always trust Clinique. I prefer to spend more money on a good moisturizer or mask and save a little on this basic scrub.

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

hsh22

(New York, NY)

answer 8

You may absolutely add this into your regimen, it will allow your current products to actually absorb better into your skin because you are de-flaking and ridding the dead skin cells off the top layers of your skin.

You will see a difference right away, just be gentle and work the exfoliator in small circular motions with your fingertips all over your face and neck, avoiding the eyes.

answered 1 year, 8 months ago

yankeegrl

(niantic, CT)

answer 9

I think this product would be fine to use alongside any skincare regimen, not just Clinique. It's not a cleanser and doesn't lather up so it won't interfere with the cleanser you are using. It's not the softest most gentle exfoliator out there but it leaves a sort of cool, refreshing feeling on your face and neck when you rinse it off. I'm a huge fan.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

loudmouth

(Los Angeles)

answer 10

i don't use any other clinique skin products, and this scrub works great for my combination skin.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

kikiplum

(Kansas City, MO)

answer 11

This scrub works whether you use any other Clinique products or not. If you have very sensitive skin, however, I recommend using very little at first and then building up to more, just tp see how you're skin will tolerate it. It is a clarifying, powerful scrub.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

lorelei65

(Orange County, CA)

Question

do you need to wet your face first?

do i wet my face first then put the scrub on or do i use it on dry skin?

asked 3 years, 2 months ago

mayprincess

on Exfoliating Scrub

9 answers

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answer 1

Just use a little water & circular motions & rinse. Great Stuff!

answered 1 week, 3 days ago

rechele

(Castaic, CA.)

answer 2

Don't use this product on dry skin.

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

zippit

(DENVER, CO)

answer 3

Yes, if you don't wet your skin, the exfoliator will hurt, trust me!

answered 8 months ago

ashleereyes

(Seattle, WA)

answer 4

wet

answered 3 years ago

RobieJoe

(Grove hill, al)

answer 5

Use any scrubs or peels on clean skin and moisten your face when you use this product.

answered 3 years ago

camary

(Monterey, CA)

answer 6

You should wet your face before you put this on.

answered 3 years ago

sabsprincess

(Boston, MA)

answer 7

When im in the shower this is the last thing I do. I make sure my face is wet then scrub it for about 2 minutes.

answered 3 years ago

mely1121

(Holyoke, MA)

answer 8

I would definitly wet my skin first - it would be too harsh on dry skin.

answered 3 years ago

gigi36

(Olmsted Falls, OH)

answer 9

Wet your face first, then apply the scrub and rub gently in a circular motion, avoiding the eye area. Rinse thoroughly.

answered 3 years, 2 months ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

Question

What do they mean by active breakout?

In the suggested usage it said not to use on active breakouts. Do they mean your face has to be free of all pimples before you start using it? This is my first time trying the Clinique 3 step and I was looking for a scrub or a mask that I can incorporate into my routine. I have oily skin and a few breakouts right now. I was also concerned with dryness. If I use this product along with the Facial Soap (For Oily Skin) would it dry my skin out? Sorry for the long question. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

asked 1 year, 10 months ago

islandbombshell

(Chesapeake, VA)

on Exfoliating Scrub

9 answers

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answer 1

When it tells you not to use a product during an active breakout it's because most exfoliating scrubs have little granules or grains that come in contact with open acne & can transfer the acne or bacteria to other parts of the face. If the acne is not like an open sore or ready to pop at any moment - it should be ok to use the product. Hope this helps.

answered 1 week, 3 days ago

rechele

(Castaic, CA.)

answer 2

I think most products say you shouldn't use them with active breakouts and I assume it is because it can cause further irritation. I have used this product with regularity and often have a blemish here or there. It has not been a problem. On the days I use the scrub, I do not use soap as well.

answered 5 months ago

sunlight66

(Green Bay, WI)

answer 3

I use the scrub when I have breakouts, because I have oily skin as well, and it actually helps to minimize my breakouts, because my oily skin is what causes a lot of my breakouts. I don't believe your face has to be absolutely clear of pimples, because the scrub will help with those.
I suggest you use the Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel after you wash your face, because it can dry your face up, but the gel will give you plenty of moisture without making your skin more oily like the moisturizing lotion will.
Hope I helped! :)

answered 8 months ago

ashleereyes

(Seattle, WA)

answer 4

Not sure if this is the correct answer or not, but the formula is a bit rough. Thankfully, I have fairly okay skin, however around the time of my period I break out and find that when I use this when my skin is broken out it kind of irritates the pimple areas. I will admit, it does feel good when you apply it because this product gives your face a kind of "tingle" when applied which feels really good on the irritated areas, however I can see that due to the abrasive nature of the formula it may irritate your skin further. Not completely sure if that is what they are meaning though! I would maybe ask for a sample so you can try it out.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

barook84

(St. Louis, MO)

answer 5

Using an exfoliator on a current breakout can cause additional breakouts. It can open your existing acne and you don't want that. It's like popping a zit. I'd wait until your acne is starting to recede before starting any exfoliator.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

emphokie

(Sterling, VA)

answer 6

I don't think this product would dry you out - I've been using it for years through humid summers and dry winters - and have never experienced any kind of flaking with it.

However, the scrub packs a pretty intense minty-kinda tingle, so I could see where if you have any really bad breakouts that might be raw or sore... you'd prob want to wait until it heals a bit to put this product on. I don't see why you'd have to stay away from it if you just have some blemishes, but I would not put it on broken skin.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

pandaluvart

(Austin, TX)

answer 7

I think the active break out would just mean don't use the scrub on blemishes i.e. avoid them. I personally don't avoid any pimples when I use it and it doesn't appear to have a negative effect. I have not found this scrub to be drying in any way. Granted I have very oily skin and use the entire Acne Solutions 3 Step system plus the Acne Control mask. With all these I have yet to experience drying.

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

missabean

(South Bend, IN)

answer 8

I have oily skin and I use Clinique Acne Solutions 3 step everyday. I use the Exfoliating Scrub about 2-3 days a week. It doesn't dry out my skin, however, I only use the 3 step acne solutions once a day in the morning.

I don't think you'll have an issue with active acne, as I still use it when I have a spot or two.

answered 1 year, 8 months ago

mangosong

(Forest Hills, NY)

answer 9

I use Clinique 3-step system for acne inconjunction with this scrub. I have oily skin and constant breakouts. I've never had a problem with dryness using all the products together. It hasn't helped a whole lot with the breakouts but it's fairly gentle and good for exfoliating more.

answered 1 year, 8 months ago

schnerphel

(Prescott Valley, AZ)

Question

Is it recommed for combinaision skin?

My nose is really oily and my cheeks have trend to be dry, is this product is recommend to me ?

asked 8 months ago

yakiho

on Exfoliating Scrub

9 answers

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answer 1

This product would definitely help you out. It's for oily skin, and is non-drying but very effective. You will love your skin!

answered 1 week, 3 days ago

rechele

(Los Angeles, CA.)

answer 2

My skin is definitely combination like yours and this product has been wonderful for me.

answered 5 months ago

sunlight66

(Green Bay, WI)

answer 3

This product will give a smooth tight feeling after use. You will want a moisturizer or a toner afterward. These may be where you address a combination skin issue. This is just a great all around cleaner. If your face is red or dry to the point of being broken you may not want to use this. If the combination differences are mild, it is a good product.

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

zippit

(DENVER, CO)

answer 4

I have combination skin and I think it works great for me!

answered 6 months ago

mliebenow

answer 5

Yes, i do too and just use a light moisturizer after washing my face.

answered 7 months ago

watosi20

(savannah, ga)

answer 6

I have similar skin and I really like this product. My chin area is usually dry and this really helps smooth out the dry spots, and exfoliates the dead skin really well. Just be sure to use a light moisturizer on your chin after you use it.

answered 7 months ago

michellle

(reno, nv)

answer 7

Perfect for combination skin. Keeps the oil in check and doesn't dry out the rest.

answered 7 months ago

michelle2010

(Chagrin Falls, Ohio)

answer 8

I have mostly oily skin but I get some dry/flaky patches on my cheeks sometimes. I use this and immediately.... bye-bye flakes! It leaves my skin soooo smooth. I have acne, so I make sure to LIGHTLY rub this over my face in a circular motion to avoid scratching my skin, since the beads are on the larger size and do not feel completely round. You probably should only use 2 - 3 times a week. Good luck!

answered 7 months ago

myssie

(Lansdale, PA)

answer 9

The micro mini peel is a fantastic treatment but it takes more time and energy as it is a 3 step process and requires rinsing in the sink in between stages. the walnut scrub is nice to use in the shower as a biweekly exfoliator. I am going to get the mini peel again and use it when I have time as it REALLY leaves your skin soft and I think it minimizes my forehead wrinkles (not sure how, but i think it does!)

answered 7 months ago

tikisma

(Lauderdale by the Sea, FL)

Question

Visible tiny blood vessels??

I love how clean this srub leaves my skin. I never used anything this abrasive before. I now have all these little blood vessle things on my face. Does that just happen with age- and it's a coincidence- or does scrubing delicate skin cause this? Should I stop?

asked 2 years, 10 months ago

pprincesszelda

(North East, MD)

on Exfoliating Scrub

8 answers

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answer 1

Those tiny visible vessels are called telangiactasia's.
If you are prone to form them you may indeed see them with the use of a scrub product.
They will only become greater in number by use of these products. They can form due to age but if you notice them from the use of these products you should stop. Sun will also cause or worsen the appearance of these lines. You should always use a sunscreen and treat your skin very gently. Good luck!

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

zippit

(DENVER, CO)

answer 2

try to stop for some time, see what happens and if your face become better that switch this scrub for smth. milder

answered 2 years ago

kaisorg

(Jersey City, NJ)

answer 3

I think it may just be a coincidence that you are getting the tiny blood vessel lines. I have not experienced that issue with this scrub. Maybe you are scrubbing too hard? I used to scrub too hard and it would put little "scratches" in my skin. Make sure you are using your fingertips with a gentle pressure when using the scrub. This may help to reduce the appearance of the blood vessels.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

jasminder

(Ottawa, ON)

answer 4

I am not sure what age you are but i been using this since i was 12 now 23. not all products work for the same skin type. i would recommend you finding one that works for you if this one doesnt. They sell the same scrub but lighter not so abresive its call 7 day scrub

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

olguita

(metairie,LA)

answer 5

Broken capillaries sound more like Rosacea...could be aggravated just by the simple motion of you scrubbing your face. Clinique is known to be very gentle and non-allergenic, I'd check with a dermatologist to find out for sure. Hope this helps!

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

ufgatorgirl

(Clearwater, FL)

answer 6

I am no dermatologist :) , but I am very careful when using the scrub on my face even one as gentle as this. I sometimes get overzealous when I use my fingers so I typically use one of those cotton rubs - moistened first, then apply a little of the scrub.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

artemis40

answer 7

Those spider veins can be caused from being too rough with your skin. You can still use a scrub but just be gentle. They are also caused by sun exposure and hormones (pregnancy, etc.). I have the same problem and have had laser to get rid of them. It's not painful or expensive and it's very effective. I had to be careful with how I handle my skin or I just keep getting new ones. My derm said that even using a wash cloth too aggressively will cause them!

answered 2 years, 8 months ago

lorntor

(Gaffney, SC)

answer 8

Blood vessels normally just show up with age. There can be other causes like stress, diet and so forth.

This scrub is topical and at most, it will exfoliate the dry, dead outer layers of your skin. It's not powerful enough to go any deeper. If that was the case, this scrub would be prescription only.

If you're still concerned about your blood vessels, it might be time to visit the dermatologist.

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

syl333

(Seattle, WA)

Question

Blackheads and blemishes..

I have super-clogged pores. Blackheads and blemishes are a constant. I have small pores that are growing larger as they become more and more plugged.

My blackhead are almost impossible to remove. My dermatologist said to actually clear out my pores she'll have to get in them with a tool.
But before I let her near my face with tools, I thought maybe a AFFORDABLE exfoliater might work?

Has anyone who has delt with stubborn blackheads found sucess with this product or can reccamend (sp)other products?

asked 3 years, 9 months ago

Kate172

(Berkley, Michigan)

on Exfoliating Scrub

8 answers

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answer 1

I'm not sure if this is the product for you. I love, love, love it myself! Have you looked at the Laura Mercier Flawless Skin Face Polish? In the Reviews it got a really good 4.8 out of 5 with a total of 362 people that had reviewed it. It not only exfoliates, brightens, it also helps out with white-head & black-head prone skin. It's just $10 more expensive than the Clinique Scrub 3.4oz. Hope this helps.

answered 1 week, 3 days ago

rechele

(Castaic, CA.)

answer 2

I would try this about 2-3 days a week and I would also invest in Clinique's 3 step acne solutions for everyday use. It does wonders. Also, this might sound funny, but step up how much water you drink in a day. You'd be surprised about how it can clean out your pores.

answered 1 year, 8 months ago

mangosong

(Forest Hills, NY)

answer 3

Yes a good exfoliating is a must! Be gentle if you have acne. Also once a week try steaming your face with hot water and tea tree oil. boil water and add a couple cups of it to a large bowl add two drops of tea tree oil(careful its strong) and cover your head/bowl with towel for about five minutes. Its old school but it really helps! Good luck

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

TallBlueEyes

(Calgary, AB)

answer 4

This product definitely leaves my skin soft and less oily, but I wouldn't say it's helpful with blackheads.

I get chemical peels - they're worth the investment of about $100 per peel in terms of clearing up your skin.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

Aymie1980

(Calgary, Canada)

answer 5

If you've never exfoliatied or used any type of home peel, then I would definitely give this a try. But if your pores are really clogged I would probably see a dermatologist to get everything cleaned out professionally then use this as a maintenance.

answered 3 years ago

camary

(Monterey, CA)

answer 6

This is a good product, but like the other answers, you really have to be persistent to control blackheads. Use a product with salicylic acid (this product contains it) that you can wash with and also as a treatment to leave on your face - this will gently disolve dead skin that can clog pores. Use it both to get rid of the blackheads and then control your skin before new ones appear. Good luck!

answered 3 years, 7 months ago

ncgirl2

(NC)

answer 7

Try heating up an abrasive small clean towel every morning before applying makeup and sunscreen. Leave it on your face for a minute and gently squeeze the areas with the most blackheads. After apply an exfoliant and scrub very gently for another minute then rinse thoroughly. If you do this twice a day, you should be getting rid of blackheads by the end of the week. Later only do this once a day. You might also use a drying mask once a week. Get a professional facial once every six weeks. Avoid all moisturizers, they are unnecessary if you have very oily skin. You can also skip toners with alcohol which will strip your skin. Try an oil free sunscreen for the face (Dermologica has a new one which is great).

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

hilevine

(Bay Area, California)

answer 8

I've dealt with stubborn blackheads in the past (and I've tried using tools to extract them, which didn't help very much), but with lots of time and patience, I've found that regularly washing, exfoliating, cleansing, and moisturizing my skin has helped me dramatically decrease blackheads and zits. I tend to get blackheads mostly in my t-zone area. But with exfoliating, I've noticed I've gone from many to just a few blackheads, in average about 3 or 4 sometimes. So my advice is, before resulting to extracting your blackheads with tools (which isn't good for your skin because it can leave scars), try regularly washing, exfoliating, cleansing with astringent, and moisturizing. The key is to do it regularly, as in every day, or if your skin is too sensitive then every other day. I would say if you have sensitive skin, exfoliate about 2 to 3 times a week. If you have combination to oily skin, I would say exfoliate every other day. If you have stubborn blackheads, I completely recommend this Exfoliating Scrub product as well as the 3 step Clinique skin care line for clearing up blackheads and zits. I promise if you keep up a good skin routine, you'll see positive results. The key is to have patience and be dedicated to your skin!

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

snh688

(Houston, TX)

Question

Do you use this at the same time as the 3-product basics?

asked 2 years, 11 months ago

kiaraink

(Albany, NY)

on Exfoliating Scrub

7 answers

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answer 1

I always used this product at the same time as the toner but I don't think you have to. I haven't used the toner for years and I never use soap anymore. I love this scrub. Good luck!

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

zippit

(DENVER, CO)

answer 2

Yes, I use this in the shower in the evenings with the 3-step products. First I cleanse my face, then I use the scrub. Once I am out of the shower, then I use the toner and moisturizer.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

jasminder

(Ottawa, ON)

answer 3

I use a lot of different products. Partially because different parts of my face need different things, but also because with changing weather, hydration, stress, sleep, etc. My skin needs different things. I do not use any other clinque products in conjunction with this. You do not have to use the basic clinque 3-step process if you don't want to. I totally recommend using them though if you have low-maintence, non-problematic skin. The 3-step are everyday/every skin products. They are no specific to any skin type and do not seem to be as active as other product lines. Hope this helps.

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

shawnah

(Newark, NJ)

answer 4

I use mine every other day at night, followed by my 3step. This seems to work out really well for me. Sometimes I only use it a few times a week but always at night and always followed by my 3step and it seems to give me great results!

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

AvengedPerfectio

(Lafayette, OR)

answer 5

i sometimes use two of the three steps but even if you use this one product you will see results. cleans out pores

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

fleck

(chicago,il)

answer 6

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

frecklesskin

(fremont, ca)

answer 7

Yes. I actually use the liquid soap first to remove my makeup and then I use this scrub. I only use the scrub every 2-3 days.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

jlac

(Pittsburgh, PA)

Question

is this product oil free as I am prone to getting acne

asked 3 years, 5 months ago

Anonymous

(edgewater Pk)

on Exfoliating Scrub

7 answers

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answer 1

Oil free.

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

zippit

(DENVER, CO)

answer 2

Yes its water-based and is specifically for Oily to very oily skin types! Try it! You'll love it!

answered 2 years, 4 months ago

nickyshep

(Toronto, ON)

answer 3

I dont know if its exactly oil free but it is for oily skin if that helps.

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

basilisa

(Bronx, New York)

answer 4

yes it is, and there is no fragrace. my sister, that has issues with acne, has started using it and she has had no breakouts and her skin is not oily anymore.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

lindalovesrich

(oxnard,ca)

answer 5

I think so, its not oily at all. It's like a paste and its waterbased

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

Infinitydrop

(Boston)

answer 6

Not sure if it's oil free but I have very oily skin and my clinique rep recommended this over the 7-day (which is for dry skin types). This product works great for me. It helps absorb the oil and makes my skin so soft.

answered 3 years ago

joyful6

(Wash, DC)

answer 7

YES and it is specifically formulated for oily/acne prone skin.

answered 3 years, 5 months ago

als0524

(Texas)

Question

is this okay for everyday use?

I have oily, acne prone skin and i am wondering if this is okay to use everyday?

asked 4 years, 6 months ago

ashlie

on Exfoliating Scrub

7 answers

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answer 1

Please don't use any exfoliator that has granules - with open breakouts because the granules can become contaminated with bacteria from that breakout & can be transferred to other parts of the face & cause more acne. The Laura Mercier Flawless Skin Face polish is $10 more, but it exfoliates, brightens, smoothes & fights white-head & black-head prone skin. Just don't use on opened-up acne. Hope this helps.

answered 1 week, 3 days ago

rechele

(Castaic, CA.)

answer 2

My daughter has suffered awful acne over the last 3 years. DONT use this (or any scrub) everyday on your acne, since it would irritate it into trouble. I have found the gentler products to work best for her. The use of this would be best just once/week to slough off dead cells...not try to slough off pimples! Honestly, after having tried a thousand products (rx & otc) she's trying Proactive again after a year off it, and their new formula seems to be working great for her. (Sorry Sephora.) It could also just be hormonal.

answered 2 years, 4 months ago

jpsunshine

(upstate NY)

answer 3

Probably not, its a rather intense scrub. In my opinion, its results are so substantial that I would never use it everyday since it may remove too much of the natural ingredients on your skin that keep it healthy.

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

lilqueenii

(LI, NY)

answer 4

I have similar skin. I use this every other night. I didn't see any added benefit when I tried to use it daily... I just began running out of product faster.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

justaddcoffee

(Fort Worth, TX)

answer 5

I think you could use this everyday, maybe just don't go as vigorous with the rubbing. You will get a feel for it as you use it. It's a great product.

answered 3 years ago

camary

(Monterey, CA)

answer 6

Since you have oily, acne-prone skin I think it would be safe for you to use it everyday.

answered 4 years, 4 months ago

stealmysunshine

(Massachusetts)

answer 7

YES!! I use it everyday...not too harsh, but not too soft. Feels great.

answered 4 years, 6 months ago

amorettedesiree

(Dallas,TX)

Question

Would you recommend this product for dry skin?

I've been reading reviews about how great the scrub is for oily, not too sensitive skin. I have dry skin that isn't too sensitive. Will this still be good for me? Thanks!

asked 4 years, 1 month ago

Nams

(New York, NY)

on Exfoliating Scrub

7 answers

Answers

answer 1

It's really a great scrub! It's for combo & oily skin. If I were you i'd just use a little moisturizer afterward, if needed. Although, I don't think you will you just get super soft skin!

answered 1 week, 3 days ago

rechele

(Castaic, CA.)

answer 2

I have oily combination skin, that tends to be dry during the winter. I can see where this product would potentially be too drying for someone with dry skin year-round, since it has a minty tingly property to it that might irritate dry skin. Have you tried their 7-Day Scrub?

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

adele66

(Huntington Beach, CA)

answer 3

I have combination, sensitive acne prone skin and I was able to use it every day without it drying out my skin. If there is any way you could get a sample from the store and try it out first, that would probably be the best way to figure it out.

Hope that helps!!

answered 2 years, 3 months ago

tiaraxstar

(Montreal, QC)

answer 4

I used this successfully and I'm 37 with dry skin. I only use it once/week.

answered 2 years, 4 months ago

jpsunshine

(upstate NY)

answer 5

No, this scrub, for me at least, removes just about everything on your skin including all oils leaving it a bit drier...

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

lilqueenii

(LI, NY)

answer 6

I have combination skin. So i have dry areas on my face. I use it less then what the directions say. Avoid using it on the dry areas excessively.

answered 3 years ago

mely1121

(Holyoke, MA)

answer 7

my skin tends to be pretty dry in the winter months and i still use this scrub and find it just as beneficial as when my skin is more on the oily side. sometimes i do back of my use to every two to three days when its more dry -- and i make sure to moisturize well!

answered 4 years ago

codybarody

(Louisville, KY)

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