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How to get Glowing Skin with Peter Thomas Roth Botanical Buffing Beads

Peter Thomas Roth Botanical Buffing Beads give you radiant skin from your head to your toes.

Summer is certainly a brutal time for our skin, between the heat and sweat, our pores are getting clogged, our sweat is causing us to breakout and our skin feels everything but radiant. If this is the case with you, we have the perfect solution. Peter Thomas Roth Botanical Buffing Beads are the all in one solution for beautiful, glowing and refreshed skin from head to toes. 

Peter Thomas Roth Botanical Buffing beads are gentle enough to be used on your face and your body. This is an absolute plus to this product, as we all know that the clutter of products in our bathroom can become overwhelming at times. Enriched with Jojoba beads, it gently exfoliates your skin while nourishing it so that it does not dry out. This is the perfect summer time (really any time) solution for getting your skin to look radiant, youthful and absolutely healthy. The Jojoba in the formula helps to unclog your pores and eliminate whiteheads and blackheads instantly to give you clean and clear skin that looks great after every shower. 

Aloe Vera is also used within the formula to help calm and nourish your skin. This is a great alternative for those who do not like the overly-abrasive exfoliants that you see everywhere. Peter Thomas Roth Botanical Buffing is gentle, refreshing and absolutely works.

Peter Thomas Roth Botanical Buffing Beads are gentle enough to be used on your face!

What I love about this product is that, just as with most Peter Thomas Roth products, you are getting top of the line nourishment and results. This product is not packed with irritants and truly delivers a refreshing shower. It is a must try! The bottle comes with a convenient pump, that is a perfect touch, as many products these days so not bring a pump included! You have to find the pump elsewhere and hope it fits. 

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March Birchbox review (Part 1 of 6)

As stated in a previous post, these are the items that I got in my March Birchbox:

1. WEI™ Pomegranate Buffing Beads

2. I Coloniali Tibetan Shower Cream with Rhubarb

3. Miss Jessie’s® Original Crème de la Crème Conditioner

4. Miss Jessie’s® Original Slip Sudsy Shampoo

5. Miss Jessie’s® Original Curly Meringue

6. Color Club Neon Nail Polish

7. Annick Goutal Eau d’Hadrien

I will always try to use up everything (or give away) before my next box arrives. I don't like to be wasteful and since these are sample sizes (although deluxe), a month of use and their pretty much done.

I will start off with the buffing beads. I received two packets. If you got the full size, you get 20 (for $20). I only used one packet so far. I'll start with the positives. I have an apricot scrub that I use so I didn't think these would do much, boy was I wrong! Firstly, they look like grains of sand. They are really fine. I mistakenly used the whole packet...don't do that. A full packet is WAY too much. When I use the next packet I will try a quarter of it or maybe half (which will probably be too much).

My skin was extra soft and supple, more so then when I use my apricot scrub. Since I used too much, after I washed off my face, I still had the beads in my eyebrows, eyelashes, and hairline. I will see if using less will help this, if not that will be a huge downfall with this product.

Anyway, I don't really have any negatives for this product except using too much, but that was my fault, not the product's. The only potential negative though, would be if the beads get stuck in my hairs even after I cut down on the amount used per face wash.

Would I buy this for $20? Meh. I don't really know. Essentially that is $1 per packet, and they're kind of small, but If I get four uses out of each product, I can see how it would last a little while (almost three months). I might if I feel like splurging.