Apricot Blossom Peeling Gel.

"At first, I kind of thought these were a scam, you know, like they're trying to trick people into thinking the cellulose is all their dead skin cells coming off, but the cellulose is just really effective and a nice efficient way to gently physically exfoliate skin without having too many granules that could damage skin. It's got apricot, apple, green tea, blueberry extract, really nice. Leaves your skin feeling super soft. I just love it. I've repurchased it and I've really become a huge fan of those gentle peeling gels. Worth checking out at 12 bucks. The bottles last me quite a long time. You only need a little bit."

"I love it. It's an apricot plum peeling gel, and this is one of those products where you apply it to kind of damp skin and it has cellulose and I think silica in there, and when you put it on it's just the most gentle physical exfoliant and I really like it for that. It doesn't get any recognition, I hope they don't discontinue it. It's really affordable and just super gentle. I keep it in my shower. I don't do it every day but maybe once or twice a week it's just nice, super gentle physical exfoliance. It's hard to find physical exfoliants that work for me because they tend to be too rough, where they contain a lot of, sometimes they contain a lot of like ground nutshells and things like that. These peeling type gels are wonderful. The first time I tried it I thought it was a scam but I kept playing with it and ended up really liking it."

"This is their Apricot Blossom Peeling Gel, which is a super gentle physical exfoliant type scrub. You apply it to wet skin, and it's just a very gentle physical exfoliant compared to like harsh scrubs or harsh powders. Super gentle. So, if you haven't tried it, at first I did not like these types of exfoliants. Uh, and it finally took me a few years to warm up to them and now kind of appreciate them and their gentleness without being too harsh or scrubby. So, I do like that."

"The cellulose in here kind of globs up and it helps just very gently exfoliate on a physical level. It's lovely, it's ten bucks. If you haven't tried a scrub like this, at first I hated them, hated them, and I've kind of come around to actually liking them once or twice a week. It's a very gentle physical exfoliant. It doesn't leave my skin feeling dry or anything. It's just very nice, leaves your skin just feeling clean but soft."

"I've got one other peeling gel and that one's from Beauty of Joseon and this is their apricot peeling gel. It's really nice, very similar to Ceryx I would say the Ceryx is a little more effective and a little more efficient, this one's a little bit more gentle. So again with sensitive skin this one might be a good option. They're both really affordable."

"I also use Beauty of Joseon Apricot Blossom Peeling Gel once or twice a week. This is a really gentle physical exfoliant. It's great for removing skin flakes without kind of ripping deeper into any living skin. So I use it a lot before applying makeup. My main criteria for these is that they are concentrated enough to work well in the shower, which this one is."

"This is one of my favorite peeling gels I've tried. My big test of whether a peeling gel is good is whether or not it bunches up and gives enough scrubbing fibers when I use it in the shower when there's lots of extra water around. This one works really really well, but a lot of them don't and they turn kind of sad and watery, or they actually go kind of sticky and stick to all your little hairs. [...] This one passes with flying colors. And it is fragrance free and it has minimal smell for a fragrance free product, which is rare for a peeling gel."

"This is the Beauty of Joseon Apricot Blossom Peeling Gel. The main scrubbing ingredient is cellulose, it also has exfoliating enzymes in it to add to that effect. After a minute or two of massaging you rinse it off. I use it about twice a week but it depends on your skin tolerance."