Cyclax Apricot Facial Scrub

I think this product is great value for money it only costs 99p for a huge tub. It is available from savers and probably other chemists and supermarkets but I have only ever brought it from savers. The product is easy to use you just wet your face and use a small amount of the product just rub it it and wash it off. The product itself is quite thick and creamy with beads in they are quite soft beads and are not too harsh on your face like the beads in some other products I have tried leaving you with a horrible red face. It smells nice of apricots but it isn't too strong. It says it has extracts of apricot in it so this could be its natural smell meaning it ...  Read the complete review

I use this regularly on my face. It is a big plastic tub of creamy face wash with gritty bits for exfoliating (much like other brands) and costs me a meager 99p! I buy mine from our local Boyes store and it lasts ages, there's 300ml in the tub. It does indeed smell of apricots but it's not too strong, it doesn't linger either after you've rinsed the cream off. Basically I apply to my face after I've washed my make-up off and while my skin is still damp. I use circular motions to make sure the gritty bits take away all the dead skin then rinse really well with fresh water. It does take some rinsing off, but I think most exfoliators do. It's ...  Read the complete review

Cyclax A great facial scrub, and not only because it is by appointment to the Queen…wonder if they use it in the palace! PRODUCT AND PACKAGING The product comes in a big round tub, which I like because when you get to the bottom, you can really have a good go round the edges and get all the last bits Open the screw on/off lid and the actual scrub is a sort of beige colour with little brown bits in- sounds gross but it looks a lot better than my description. The scrub has a really pleasant apricot smell, unless that is, you don't lie the smell of apricots (if you didn't then you wouldn't buy it as it's an apricot scrub and has a ...  Read the complete review