Burt's Bees Deep Cleansing Pore Scrub with Peach & Willow Bark – 4 oz (Pack of 3)

Refreshingly Clear: Burt's Bees Peach & Willow Bark Deep Pore Scrub

Reveal a cleaner, more even complexion with Burt's Bees Peach & Willow Bark Deep Pore Scrub. Crafted from a natural origin formula, this scrub artfully blends finely ground peach stones with willow bark extract to deliver gentle exfoliation and thoughtful cleansing. The scrub's peachstone particles polish the skin's surface, helping remove dulling dead cells and surface impurities while supporting a refreshed, healthy-looking glow. With 99% natural origin and a formula free of parabens, phthalates, petrolatum and SLS, it aligns with a simple, nature-inspired skincare routine.

What you notice first is the soft, peachy aroma and the creamy texture that glides across the skin. As you massage in circular motions, the tiny peach stone granules dissolve slightly and work with the willow bark’s natural cleansing properties to reach into pores. The result is a sense of cleanliness that doesn’t leave skin feeling tight or dry, making it suitable for most skin types when used as directed.

Key benefits you may experience

• Gently exfoliates with finely ground peach stones that polish the surface and remove dry, flaky cells.
• Willow bark helps draw out dirt and excess oil from pores, contributing to a clearer look.
• Free from parabens, phthalates, petrolatum, and SLS; powered by natural-origin ingredients.
• Designed for a refreshing cleanse that supports a smoother, more even texture over time.
• Suitable for normal to combination skin seeking a natural-origin exfoliant without harsh additives.

Who might reach for this scrub

• Anyone seeking a natural exfoliant that cleanses without harsh synthetic preservatives.
• Those who want to prep skin for moisturizer with a mild, pore-conscious scrub.

How to use

Start with a clean, damp face. Massage gently in circular motions for 30–60 seconds, avoiding the eye area. Rinse with warm water and follow with a moisturizer. Use 1–3 times weekly, depending on sensitivity.