Review on 🌿 Mario Badescu Botanical Exfoliating Scrub, 3.4 oz.: Reveal Smooth and Radiant Skin with this Gentle Scrub by Daniel Smith

Two things make a good scrub. First, it is the presence of a large number of particles of the same size. I'm sure you're tired of Neutrogena or something where four boulders, 20 rocks and some sand are smeared all over the loose noodles. In Mario's scrub, all the particles are the same size and there are a lot of them. They are also made from smooth ground seeds so they don't have nicks. Another important characteristic of a scrub is perhaps its viscosity? I don't think that's correct, but I mean the extent to which the sand adheres to the paste or gel. In a lousy bush, you can remove sand from the road. With a good scrub like this, you push the product and the sand goes with it to get it where you want it. Don't reach for Neutrogena, but you'll often find a ton of sand on your wrists with it because it's all squeezing out of the cream. So this is the perfect scrub. It's slightly less expensive than Dermalogica Daily Clean Scrub, but slightly more expensive per ounce.