The Sanctuary Salt Scrub Reviews

*Introduction* For Christmas this year just gone, my grandparents bought me a Sanctuary gift set. Part of this gift set was a Sanctuary Spa Essentials Salt Scrub sachet. I had tidied this away after Christmas and only uncovered it hidden in my drawer last week while I was sorting a few things out in my room and tidying up. ...  Read the complete review

Having already enjoyed two of Sanctuary's other body scrubs (Spa Essentials and Kuan Jin), I thought it was high time to open my sachet of the Salt Scrub, which I received as part of a birthday-present bag of lovely Sanctuary goodies from a thoughtful friend. The Sanctuary is a range of luxurious bath and body products, originating ...  Read the complete review

With last weeks Grazia magazine was a coupon for a free 650g jar of this scrub so off to Boots I rushed and grabbed the last one on the shelfs. This salt scrub retails at £8.95, i'd usually not pay that much so jumped at the chance for a freebie. I am a fan of Sanctuary goodies but usually only buy them if they are on offer or if ...  Read the complete review

This salt scrub sachet was part of a 'The Sanctuary' bumper gift set. - Price - A 60g sachet is currently £1.29 and is a good size and price to assess as to whether you want to invest in a little bit more. If you want more..... then the 650g tub is £9.99 which does in fact work out quite a bit cheaper if you like ...  Read the complete review

Body scrubs are one of those things you either love or hate. If the idea of scrubbing yourself with paper-free sandpaper fills you with horror then you'll fall into the hate camp. If, like me, you love the satisfaction of thinking that you're rubbing away the bad to be greeted with the new then you'll fall into the love camp. The ...  Read the complete review

I love body scrubs and I buy absolutely loads of them - I think there must be at least seven or eight in my bathroom at the moment, my obsession is a little bit out of control! I think it's the idea of a product that will rub away the layer of dead surface skin to reveal fresh new glowing skin underneath that I really like! Maybe I'm just a bit ...  Read the complete review

I have a lot of Sanctuary products and I received this as part of a Christmas present. The packaging is a transparent plastic kilner jar. It has the familiar orange and blue writing and logo on the back and the front of the jar. It comes in 650g size and currently costs £8.95 at Boots. When you open it you see the salt at the ...  Read the complete review

As a loyal fan of the luxurious Sanctuary Spa products, I bought myself a jar of this Salt Scrub to get rid of the dead skin that had built up over the months of hiding under thick jumpers, cardigans and the long winter coat. ~~~~ The presentation ~~~~ Presented in a resealable chunky glass jar with a metal clasp closure ...  Read the complete review

The Sanctuary Salt Scrub In Covent Garden, amidst the fashionable boutiques, the cafes and performance artists, there is a place you can go to rediscover your inner self, your femininity, your soul. Famous for it’s women only policy, it’s flowery swing over a pure blue, calm and still pool, and even a Koi carp lounge where the big fish ...  Read the complete review

If I won a large sum of money one of my first treats would be a trip to a health spa. Whilst I can dream about this I use the next best thing. The Sanctuary Body Salt Scrub. The first time I saw this I was wandering around Boots looking for something special to treat myself with. There was a sample kit of various Spa Goodies and also the ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely adore this product. It does exactly what it should which is smoothe, exfoliate, and it relaxes and soothes the senses. I use this once a week and find that this is enough. Once I have 'salted' myself I let it melt off in the bath. I feel like I have been to a beauty salon for an expensive treatment. I do find that it ...  Read the complete review

Recently I was in Boots, and I was looking for something to pamper myself with, I came accross The Sanctuary Salt Scrub in a big glass jar, I read the label and it really enticed me into buying it. Later on I got into the bath and used the salt scrub and the smell was very nice and relaxing, it was a smell that made you feel you were actually at ...  Read the complete review

I decided to give this a try when it was bought for me by a friend. I opened the jar, which has a wonderful hinged lid and looks really classy, and the smell was subtle and lovely. I applied it to my damp skin in the bath. It felt absolutely wonderful. It is quite greasy as it has a lot of oil in it, but you soak most of it off whilst relaxing. I ...  Read the complete review

I bought some of the Sanctuary Products in mini sachet format as I felt I needed a cheap beauty night in! I bought the small sachet of Sanctuary Sea Salt Scrub, (£1.00 on my advantage points) and was not sure what to expect. I was dubious as to whether it would be relaxing or more of a "no gain without pain" product, as ...  Read the complete review

Having seen the price of the Origins Salt Rub I decided to hot foot it to Boots and buy the cheaper alternative product, which is, the Sanctuary Salt Scrub. Despite its low costs in relation to other brands it is presented in a 'premier product' way i.e. a large glass tub. Although I undoubtedly like the look of this I am not so ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Sanctuary Salt Scrub about 2 months ago from Boots. It is basically a cheaper version of the very popular Origins Salt Scrub that it is rumoured John Travolta uses amongst other celebrities. This salt scrub comes in a large Glass Jar (similar to those ones you put teabags or jam in!) The scrub contains Sweet Almond Oil and Evening ...  Read the complete review

Salt scrub does it hurt? and more to the point does it work? While mooching around the local Boots store I was attracted to a square glass jar amongst the body washes. The Sanctuary Salt Body Scrub I have seen this treatment advertised in salons for a good deal more than this D I Y version, so I decided to give it a go. ...  Read the complete review