6 reviews for Trader Joe’s Lavender Salt Scrub Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Sally –
This is nice. It feels good and smells wonderful.
Rated 1 out of 5
Drea –
This was a miss for me. It left a film on my skin perhaps it will work for someone with dry skin.
Rated 5 out of 5
Anonymous –
Soo good. I have dry skin and this moisturizes so well that I don’t need to use lotion. Also smells very nice 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
Rebekah –
Best salt scrub I’ve ever used, including the ones I made myself. It’s great at exfoliating after tanning or after using a pain balm with a waxy base. Wonderful for a hand massage. (Don’t use it for a facial! Salt is not eye-friendly.)
The thin film, noted in a 2018 review, takes a minute to wash away if you have normal skin (i.e., not dry skin), no more than that. I won’t complain about an extra minute in the shower! When I used to tan in the summers, it was absolutely perfect when I showered off the suntan lotion. YMMV – that’s been my experience with this product for over ten years, though.
I was introduced to salt scrubs at a dem in a shopping mall many, many years ago at one of the body cream chains. Their now-200g/$30 tub was then 454g/$20. TJ’s remains half the price of the one I first bought decades ago, and it’s 20% larger. Smells as good, leaves my skin feeling as good.
Rated 5 out of 5
Anonymous –
All natural. No fragrance or additives added. The fragrance you smell is from the lavender, but disappears after rinse. Leaves oily film if you don’t mind that which is good for moisturizing. Great exfoliant.
Rated 3 out of 5
Violet –
The feeling of the scrub is nice and the scent is relaxing. However, the film it leaves behind is just really annoying for both your skin and your bathtub. Do not recommend unless you feel like scrubbing your bathtub afterwards.
Sally –
This is nice. It feels good and smells wonderful.
Drea –
This was a miss for me. It left a film on my skin perhaps it will work for someone with dry skin.
Anonymous –
Soo good. I have dry skin and this moisturizes so well that I don’t need to use lotion. Also smells very nice 🙂
Rebekah –
Best salt scrub I’ve ever used, including the ones I made myself. It’s great at exfoliating after tanning or after using a pain balm with a waxy base. Wonderful for a hand massage. (Don’t use it for a facial! Salt is not eye-friendly.)
The thin film, noted in a 2018 review, takes a minute to wash away if you have normal skin (i.e., not dry skin), no more than that. I won’t complain about an extra minute in the shower! When I used to tan in the summers, it was absolutely perfect when I showered off the suntan lotion. YMMV – that’s been my experience with this product for over ten years, though.
I was introduced to salt scrubs at a dem in a shopping mall many, many years ago at one of the body cream chains. Their now-200g/$30 tub was then 454g/$20. TJ’s remains half the price of the one I first bought decades ago, and it’s 20% larger. Smells as good, leaves my skin feeling as good.
Anonymous –
All natural. No fragrance or additives added. The fragrance you smell is from the lavender, but disappears after rinse. Leaves oily film if you don’t mind that which is good for moisturizing. Great exfoliant.
Violet –
The feeling of the scrub is nice and the scent is relaxing. However, the film it leaves behind is just really annoying for both your skin and your bathtub. Do not recommend unless you feel like scrubbing your bathtub afterwards.