Forgotten SkincareGet It Bright Exfoliating Body Scrub for Dark Armpits, Bikini Area, and KP Bumps with Glycolic Acid, Pumice and Kaolin Clay

Maybe this is TMI, but I am prone to ingrown hairs and sometimes clogged pores in my armpits, especially after shaving. I've tried using body scrubs in that area before shaving to see if that would help, but I didn't really notice much of a difference; part of me has wondered if it's because they were all fragrance-heavy stuff, like peaches & cream or whatever. When I saw this, I thought maybe I should try a more natural exfoliant to see if that would help. I didn't realize until after ordering it that it was also suppose to help lighten up whatever area you use it on, which isn't really something I was really concerned about.The directions say to use this twice a week so I've been using it in the showers on Wednesdays and one day the weekend. You don't need very much, the amount in my photo is how much I've been using in total in the shower to exfoliate both of my armpits. It does smell pretty strongly of clay or chalk, even after rinsing it off, but its gone by the time I put my deodorant on, although maybe it's the strong scent of my deodorant that's covering it up. The clay smell isn't unpleasant though. It is, unsurprisingly, a bit gritty in texture and so far, in the 2 weeks I've been using it, I haven't had any ingrown hairs or clogged pores under my arms! I haven't noticed any lightening up of this area, but I also am not following their directions to follow up with their other 2 lightening products so I suppose if that's something you were looking for, you could try to do that.I appreciate that the screw-on cap has a flip-top opening, much easier to efficiently use everything in the bottle than with a pump. The bottle itself isn't very large, but considering that you only need a little bit of product for small, concentrated areas and only twice a week at most, this should last quite a while.

This exfoliating body scrub has a creamy texture with particles resembling sand, but it doesn't feel harsh on the skin. After using this scrub my skin felt soft and exfoliated. I didn't notice any irritation of the skin. I can't say how effective it is for brightening dark spots, because I don't have them. Directions say it should only be used twice a week.My wife also tried this body scrub, she didn't have any bad reactions after using it.This product is packaged in a plastic bottle. The scrub is thick, and the bottle is not flexible. You have to squeeze quite hard to get the scrub to flow out to your hand.

Item arrived quickly and with no damages. The item comes in a huge bottle, 8oz. I use this weekly. I can not say I see brighter or lighter skin because I feel these types of products take MY skin a very LONG time to see results. The product is thick and very fine, like a well mixed clay and sand. BUT without the thickness of clay and gritting of sand. As many have said the scent is different. Not in a bad way. I am used to fruity, flowery smells. This has an earthy smell, with a hint of unshielded, no salt sunflower seeds. I say that because some people like non flowery/ sweet smelling scents. There are a TON of ingredients in the product. I have no side effects, no breakouts, adverse or allergic reactions. It leaves no sediment in the tub, it breaks all the way down with water. I say try it, it's worth it.

I previously used Forgotten Skincare's lightening deodorant and really loved it. I thought it worked well and lightened my skin. So I was overjoyed to try this!This is a clay-based exfoliating scrub. It does a nice job getting off dead skin cells. I haven't noticed lightening yet but I haven't been using it for long enough.I took off one star because it contains phenoxyethanol, which scores as harmless at EWG but a moderate risk of being an allergen, an irritant, a pollutant and a potential endocrine disruptor.I also did not like that it comes in a plastic bag. I'd prefer if the bottle were not plastic but understand why it was used but the plastic bag was necessary when paper or a box could be used just as well (or nothing).

Nice gentle exfoliating scrub that has texture in it but it's not super aggressive. It dispenses easily from the bottle and just barely lathers up, but the little scrubbers do a good job in gently exfoliating while rubbing over my skin. It rinses clean and doesn't leave any sticky or greasy residues. It seems to do a good job on my skin in some problem areas I have with ingrown hairs, I've had less lately, so feel like this scrub is helping with that after shaves. Scent is mild and pleasant, and doesn't linger after rinsing. No issues with my sensitive skin.

This exfoliating scrub has a nice texture, its not too harsh, and spreads easily on the skin. It rinses off cleanly and leaves the area feeling softer after use. The scent is light, and it doesn’t feel overly drying. I’ve been using it a few times a week and like how it fits into my routine. A little goes a long way, so the bottle lasts a while. It’s a nice option if you’re looking for something gentle to help with rough patches or prep the skin.

This is a nice scrub. It is made with skin nourishing ingredients. It contains willow bark and glycolic acid to help smooth skin and reduce dark spots. The only thing I don’t like is the natural scent. It works good but I would not get again because of the scent, which is a personal preference.Pros: It’s vegan and can be used in sensitive areas of the body. It leaves your skin smooth and silky and is made with clean ingredients.

When I go to the beach, I often get tar on my feet. If you have ever experienced this, you know that tar is pretty much impossible to get off unless you use something special to help out. I decided to use this with a pumice stone to see if it would get the tar off my feet. Guess what? It worked really well! And bonus... my feet were very smooth after!