Best facial exfoliator under £22 from Boots?

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For many years, I used Liz Earle cleanse and polish so never used a separate exfoliator. I've been using different cleansers for a while that I was given as gifts. Prompted by another thread, I realise I haven't been exfoliating which might explain why my skin looks a little dull.

I have £22 Boots points, but don't necessarily want to spend that much. . I'm a firm believer that expensive doesn't always equal better when it comes to skin care. So I'm interested in any recommendations for facial exfoliators available from Boots under £22.

Thank you

Nip and fab glycolic scrub.Brilliant I've used it for years

I don't know if this is available in Boots but it is fantastic.

Def recommend using a glycolic acid product rather than a physical exfoliator.

https://www.boots.com/nip-fab-glycolic-fix-scrub-75ml-10160092?cm_mmc=bmm-buk-google-ppc--PLAs_HeroCompare---_-pmax_skincare__gg_shopping__hc-skincare-maintain___pmedia&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw1NK4BhAwEiwAVUHPUC-ru_rsPHl8O8o-oSmCVGxnynzx5x54GINdy7_9810bnV-yXj5iYhoCxoQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

I also use this. I was sick of buying a scrub, to find it was a cream, with the rare, scrub bead in there! I also recall reading an article about scrubs using say apricot shells which have uneven surfaces vs smoother balls. The uneven scrubs were worse for the skin, but I can't recall what the smoother balls are made from. You can also make your own with oatmeal/salt and other ingredients, but not as convenient.

Christ I didn't know people were still buying this. Don't do it!

It works brilliantly on my heels, I wouldn’t put it anywhere near my face.