Review on ☕️ Revitalize Your Skin with Organic Coffee Body Scrub - Hydrating Exfoliating Sugar Scrub for Women & Men, Perfect for Shower and Bath by Adam Bonde

This is a weird kind of body scrub. When you open the can, the contents smell wonderful. These types of scrubs are as soft as wet sand. There is no "glue" holding them together to create a pasty consistency that holds the scrub together and no foam or foam. This consists primarily of sugar and coffee grounds with some natural oils and flavorings added to complete the scrub. Using this type of scrub can be tricky because there is nothing holding it together. It's literally like rubbing your skin with wet sand. It sticks a little more than wet sand due to the oil in the ingredients, but not by much. You use your fingers to scoop something up and try to rub it into the skin and with a little practice it can work. I've found it's best to put a little on a washcloth and then rub it over your skin. You'll lose a lot less down the drain if you use a washcloth instead of just your hand. This stuff is quite abrasive so you probably don't want to use it every day, maybe 2-3 times a week. It's certainly not as abrasive as wet sand, but it is, or at least can be, abrasive enough. It all depends on how hard you massage it into your skin. Just as applying and using can take a little experimentation, finding the right amount of pressure when applying also requires some experimentation. residue on my skin. It was soft, but at the same time it felt like there was something else on the skin. Maybe it's sugar and butter? That would be my guess, but I'm not sure. Anyway, after using the scrub, I took a damp plastic washcloth and rubbed it over my skin to try to get rid of what appeared to be residue on the skin. It took a bit of effort but seemed to work getting rid of the leftovers. To get more of it on your skin and prevent it from falling off and running down the drain, it's best to use it while bathing. To more easily remove residue from the skin, it is best to use it in the shower. The best way to use this is to put some in a washcloth to rub your skin while you shower, get out of the water jet while you wash your body, and then jump out of the shower back into the water jet to to get it. from your skin. Coffee grounds are left behind after use in the shower or bath. It smells great, it's a little difficult to use, the sediment is weird, and it leaves coffee in every tub you use it in. It leaves the skin comfortable and soft. I think it would be better if it was more like a regular face or body scrub in terms of consistency because it's a lot easier to use. I love the smell, I think it's a good body scrub, it takes more effort than me to apply. I'd love to use it, I'm not happy with the marks it leaves on the skin, but it does leave the skin nice and soft.