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There's a new trend erupting (ha) in beauty, and it's coming from an unusual source: volcanic ash. The sulphur in volcanic ash—an age-old remedy for treating skin irritations and infections—is starting to pop up in foot and body scrubs as of late. Already FDA-approved for the treatment of acne, sulphur has powerful purification and cleansing qualities, and even aids in the synthesis of collagen. Translation: It's a master exfoliator for those scratchy, scaly heels and elbows of yours. Next feat: Getting used to the smell of matches in the bathroom. —Jessica Anderson, Sephora
There's a new trend erupting (ha) in beauty, and it's coming from an unusual source: volcanic ash. The sulphur in volcanic ash—an age-old remedy for treating skin irritations and infections—is starting to pop up in foot and body scrubs as of late. Already FDA-approved for the treatment of acne, sulphur has powerful purification and cleansing qualities, and even aids in the synthesis of collagen. Translation: It's a master exfoliator for those scratchy, scaly heels and elbows of yours. Next feat: Getting used to the smell of matches in the bathroom. —Jessica Anderson, Sephora
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