SANCTUARY SPA GOLDEN SANDALWOOD SAND AND SALT SCRUB 200ML (2024)

FAQs

How to use Sanctuary spa salt scrub? ›

Once your skin is damp and cleansed, you can reach for your favourite exfoliating body scrub. If you're struggling to choose, our Salt Scrub is a great place to start. Standing up in the bath or shower, dollop a generous amount of scrub onto your skin. Using a circular motion, massage the product all over your body.

Well, the truth is, body scrubs do help cleanse your body. They achieve this by improving blood flow which enhances blood circulation. Increased blood circulation drains the lymph nodes while releasing the toxin and excess fat that lurks within the skin.

Salt scrub is best not used on the face or on sensitive skin. However, they offer some benefits as well: Salt contains magnesium which helps to reduce inflammation and flush away toxins. Sea salt, derived from seawater, contains many skin loving minerals which can improve blood circulation to your skin.

LONDON - PZ Cussons, the maker of Imperial Leather and Carex soap, has acquired the Sanctuary spa and beauty products business from British private equity group HgCapital for £75m.

So, make sure that you shower with lukewarm water and you finish using soap or a body wash prior to using your body scrub. It's also best to use lukewarm water to soften your skin and prime it for exfoliation. Don't use hot water, though — hot water may be too harsh to the skin, so best keep it at lukewarm temperature!

You shouldn't use a body scrub every day; exfoliation can be harsh on the skin, and over-exfoliation can damage the skin cells and prevent natural restoration. You don't want to overly strip the skin of moisture, or compromise the skin barrier. Aim to use body scrub 1-2 times a week at the most.

Salt scrubs may be harsh, particularly if they contain coarse salt crystals. This can cause irritation or damage to the skin, particularly for those with sensitive skin. Salt scrubs can dry out your skin, especially if you use them too often. This might result in flakiness, itching, and other skin issues.

Salt scrubs work great on tough skin, and your elbows, feet and heels are excellent places for a salt scrub — the scrub will work over those dry areas and restore your skin. Sugar scrubs are good all over because they're gentle and will soften your body and face.

Can I use spa milk salt every day? Based on many discoveries, it's not advisable to use it every day.

Ferma added that an increasingly time-poor customer base has also contributed to the decision and that “people just don't have time to spend a full day at the spa anymore”. A planned redevelopment of the Covent Garden area, home to The Sanctuary since 1977, has also been a factor.

Does the Sanctuary Spa still exist? ›

As of 31st May 2014, after 37 years in its Covent Garden home, Sanctuary Spa closed.

Formulated with up to 98% natural origin ingredients, all Sanctuary Spa bodycare products are cruelty free, mineral oil free & vegan.

Use 1 cup of Epsom salt, sea salt, or table salt for a standard-size bathtub. Pour the salt into the warm running bath water and use your hand to stir the water to help dissolve all the grains. Soak in the tub for at least 20 minutes.

However, salt granules are larger and can be quite abrasive in nature. They are best used on areas of the body where the skin is more dryer like the knees, feet, elbows and legs. Sugar scrubs, on the other hand, are often combined with natural and fatty oils and tend to be quite hydrating in nature.