Review on 🥥 ASUTRA Dead Sea Salt Body Scrub Exfoliator (Vitamin C), 16 oz - Ultra Hydrating, Gentle, Moisturizing - Coconut, Sweet Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon Essential Oils by Brenda Mitchell

I've wanted to write this review for a long time and finally sat down to write it. I have terribly dry skin to the point where I thought something was seriously wrong. Turns out I just have very dry skin. It looks like I have fish scales on my legs and the skin appears paper white as there is a lot of dry dead skin on the surface. And itching. like the itchiest mosquito bite but all my legs. When I scratch my legs bleed. Like I said, TERRIBLE dry skin. When I first used this it felt like scratching my worst itch. I had goosebumps, it felt so good. A month of use, a big difference. Not a big deal but I bought it again. But when my second can was almost empty, I was online to make sure my next can arrived before it ran out. At that moment my mind was blown. I hardly needed any lotion and my feet didn't itch at all! In the middle of winter! I also have a hard and embarrassing CP on weapons. Everything cleared up within the first month and by the second month I was completely in disbelief. Usually the products work on my CP first, a week or two. Then it returns. At the same time, my CP is constantly monitored. I kept telling myself I'll give it another month to see if my CP comes back and if not I'll write a review. After using this product for about 5-6 months, I ran out of exfoliant about 2-3 weeks ago. I have traveled extensively and ever since my skin has felt so good I have taken it for granted why it feels so good. And now I'm unhappy again. There are scratches and scabs on the legs, the CP is heavy. The weather changed almost overnight, it's the middle of spring and my skin looks TERRIBLE. So I'm desperately ordering more scrub, and with spring just around the corner, I encourage others to try it (especially my fellow CP sufferers). One more thing, I use it every day instead of soap. I use the regular bow on my armpits and more sensitive areas. But that's all I use on my limbs and upper body. Soap first, then scrub (otherwise I break out of the soap scum). After you wash off the scrub, oil will remain on your skin, but that's part of the magic. Simply pat dry and gently wipe away excess oil. (It's not an oil that clogs pores; I don't get any sleep from it at all.)