WildMintIntimate Scrub for down there| Ingrown Hairs, Razor Bumps, Hyperpigmentation |Natural Bikini Line Exfoliator for Shaving Rouitine| Removes Dead Skin | UK Made Vegan & Cruelty-Free | 120ml

Excellent product x

I don't like the smell, and even if I used it for 2 months now, I don't really see improvements for my ingrown hair. However, the scrub as product is nice, it feels nice and is small so we can use in our intimate area.

Suffering from extremely dry skin i have found this to be helpful with a buff puff sponge to remove dead and tired skin. Haven't tried it as a hair remover but it works well as a sandy scrub to leave your skin feeling cleaner and refreshed.

I was surprised at how gentle this exfoliating scrub is as the grains are quite fine. I found that it left my skin feeling slighter smoother although I haven’t noticed much of an improvement with hyperpigmentation or ingrown hairs yet.The jury is still out on how effective this scrub actually is for now, as I’ve only noticed minimal results.Overall, I’d rate this scrub 3 stars, as I’m a little underwhelmed by its performance.

My other half was looking to find an effective exfoliator scrub that would help stop razor bumps after she shaves and this has proven to be thatShe likes the fragrance and the fact that its easy to apply and works too

This is a review of 'WildMint Intimate Scrub for down there| Ingrown Hairs, Razor Bumps, Hyperpigmentation | Natural Bikini Line Exfoliator for Shaving Routine | Removes Dead Skin | UK Made Vegan & Cruelty-Free | 120ml'.This is an exfoliant product for use when shaving the bikini line. This is easy to use in the shower and exfoliates well. when using this compared to not using it, I seem to get better results from shaving and less bumps and ingrown hairs which is great. It smells nice too and isn't too harsh on sensitive areas.

Lovely body scrub that smoothens the skin and smells gorgeous.

I've used 'down there' exfoliators in the past and most seem to contain menthol or mint and can be a bit, ahem, stingy. This one didn't, which is fantastic.There's a lot to like here - the scrub doesn't have too much scent, and what scent there is was faintly medicinal which is probably the tea tree. There's pumice in the formula which can be a bit abrasive, but because the scrub is quite thin it was fine. Most scrubs I've used are quite thick and gloopy and I end up taking great handfuls of the stuff and wasting a lot - because this is quite thin I only put a small amount in my hand and applied in a circular motion, and I have to say I found that a little goes a long way, which is always good. There was no sting, and whilst I could feel the grittiness of the pumice it wasn't harsh - it felt thorough without being aggressively abrasive, like the difference between coarse and super fine wet and dry sandpaper. I think if it's gentle enough for intimate areas then it should be fine on the rest of the body so may be useful for ingrown leg hairs too.It ticks all the cruelty free, recyclable packaging and Vegan boxes but what I'm a bit conflicted about is that the scrub is in a glass jar. I applaud the use of glass as an eco-friendly alternative to plastic, but I'm not keen on taking a glass jar into the shower - I'll just have to be careful!If I use this two or three times a week I think I'll get maybe two to three months use.At £19 for 120ml (as at 14 July 2024) this isn't cheap but it does feel good quality and if it lasts as long as I anticipate then I think it will be very cost effective.