Having just reviewed The Sanctuarys Creamy Body Wash and trying to get in that review how good I thought all the other Sanctuary products were, I decided to review another one of my favourites. I received the Salt Scrub Bar in a gift set about a year ago and popped it away in the cupboard as it didn't really appeal to me. I already used the Sanctuary Salt Scrub and Body Scrub and loved them, so didn't really see the need for another product of this type. Receiving it again in another gift set this year (I get about 2 every year as everyone knows how much I love this stuff!), I decided to try it out as it seemed a waste otherwise. Appearance wise, it ...  Read the complete review

The Product = = = = = = = Sanctuary Spa treats thousands of women every year at their iconic home in London's Convent Garden where they have been helping woman relax and rejuvenate for more than thirty five years. They have a large range of beauty products that are available to buy to help keep woman's skin glowing and healthy looking. The product I am reviewing is part of the Sanctuary Spa in Covent Garden range which can be purchased at a number of different places. The product is a salt scrub bar which contains natural sea salt, loofah and softening sweet almond and evening primrose oils. The product is a great way to cleanse, exfoliate and refine your skin, ...  Read the complete review

I have very sensitive skin and have to be careful with bathing products, especially as I have psoriasis. My skin is dry and I like to keep it well moisturised as that helps the psoriasis medication and makes my skin feel softer and less itchy. The product. This is part of the Sanctuary range, which is a famous beauty spa in London Covent Garden. They do a whole range of products at what I consider to be a good price for a spa brand. They do not overdo the packaging, most products are unboxed and this particular bar is simply sealed in a clear plastic wrapper. It looks and is shaped like a normal bar of soap. . A large bar at 200g, in an almost ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Sanctuary Salt Scrub Bar when I was looking for an interesting new body scrub to try and couldn't really find anything I fancied amongst the usual tubes and bottles. I thought this would make a nice change and also be more convenient for using in the shower. It costs £5.50 for a 200g bar. It comes in a simple plastic wrapper which is easily opened, but do not be tempted to put the bar back on the wrapper after using it as I did because it will leave bits stuck all over it. The bar itself is orange and kind of semi-transparent and looks smooth and shiny. You can easily see the grains within the bar as little flecks dotted throughout it. It has a ...  Read the complete review

The Sanctuary is a wonderful day spa for ladies in Covent Garden in London. They sell a range of good quality products that are also available in Boots The Chemist, and I have been a fan of their products for a number of years now. One of the most well known products is the Sanctuary Salt Scrub, which is excellent but can be rather messy and difficult to apply; you also really need to soak in the bath afterwards, as it doesn’t rinse off that easily under the shower. Imagine my delight, therefore, when The Sanctuary introduced the Salt Scrub bar. I assumed that this would give much the same results, but in a more convenient form. The bar comes in a 200g ...  Read the complete review