Brooklyn Botany Brown Sugar Body Scrub - Moisturizing and Exfoliating Body, Face, Hand, Foot Scrub - Fights Acne, Fine Lines & Wrinkles, Great Gifts For Women & Men - 10 oz

This product is interesting. It feels almost like dry salt when you take some from the jar, but once you rub it into your skin, it leaves an almost waterproof covering on the skin. It definitely removes dry scaly skin and my arms feel softer. I like it. No strong scents.

A Spa Experience Right at Home!This scrub is a total game changer! Not only does it smell absolutely divine, but it leaves my skin incredibly soft—no moisturizer needed afterward! A little goes a long way, making it a fantastic value, especially with subscribe & save. Honestly, it's become a favorite shower ritual. Highly recommend!

I'll get my bad things out of the way first. I wasn't crazy about the way it came packaged. I bought the coffee scrub and coconut milk scrub. Both containers were oily to the touch when I took them out the box for some reason. The oil actually leaked through the box and I had to wipe both containers down because my hands were so oily after I handled them. I can only assume that perhaps a bit of the oils that were in the scrubs seeped out the containers in some way while they were jostling around in the box while in transit. You can't really help that, I guess. Just the same, I still didn't like it. So I would advise others to be careful when you first handle the containers just in case. That's my only complaint. I've only used the coffee scrub so far. This is the first time I've bought a coffee scrub from this particular company, as the company I usually buy my coffee scrubs from was out of the product, forcing me to look elsewhere. Compared to what I'm used to, this particular scrub doesn't smell as nice. That's not to say their coffee scrub smells awful. It actually smells quite nice. However, my old coffee scrub had a sweeter scent that I (a lover of sweet smelling things) adored. My old scrub literally smelled like a cup of coffee with a ton of sugar and vanilla in it. It was also sugar-based. This particular scrub, I believe, uses salt instead, which is probably why it doesn't smell as sweet as I would like. But like I said, I have a preference for sweeter scents, so take my opinion for what it's worth. I also noticed a difference when using it. My old coffee scrub left my skin feeling clean and squeaky. This scrub left my skin feeling clean and extremely silky even when my skin was wet, which was very nice. I guess this is due to all the oils in the scrub. I felt like I didn't have to use as much lotion on my body after showering because the scrub left my skin so smooth. Overall, I'm liking this particular scrub. I'm trying to try out different coffee scrubs to see which ones I like, and this particular one is not bad.

I've tried many face scrubs and this by far is my fav! The Brow Sugar Scrub smell so good, it's not strong at all. It smells refreshing and leaves my face feeling smooth and somewhat water proof.

Pros: Leaves your skin so smooth and hydrated - I love the scent as well.Cons: leaked during transit and got oil on other items. Turned rock hard overnight after a few days of use.

Great product! Small container. Won’t take long to be out. I like the smell but I wouldn’t call it coconut. My husband isn’t a fan of the smell. Worked well to scrub off some of my self tanner as well. Very soft skin after using.

Best smell ever! Love this product. I have re-ordered it several times. It leaves my skin feeling so smooth and soft.

Like half of America, I seem to be obsessed with facial moisturizers and related products. (And like half of America, I rarely leave reviews anymore, but this is a worthy exception)I had been using pureSCRUBS "Premium Organic Brown Sugar [various scents]" which sells for 3x this price: https://a.co/d/1TYDyiM [Unscented, but they cost all the same] Meanwhile, THIS brand (Brooklyn Botany) is 1/3 the price, plus Amazon was doing a discount the day I picked up a container for $9. Compare the price to $29 for pureSCRUBS, and you need to ask: is there a real difference?Bottom line: no. Major differences are few: Brooklyn brand granules are a bit smaller (noticeable on face), but still does a fantastic job at exfoliating. The pureSCRUBS also includes Aloe Vera and Shea Butter, this one does not -- but nearly ALL the other ingredients are the same oils (almond, jojoba, etc). After s proper damping of skin and then using the products thoroughly on the face, your face feels (and looks--30 day results) nearly the same.The "organic" part of pureSCRUBS is nonsense, because you are not ingesting this. The Aloe Vera (and SHea Butter) would be worth something IF it was staying on your skin for several hours (it is not). It's also not clear howmuch pureSCRUBS includes in apples-to-apples one scoop (tips of fingers handful = approx 3 tbsp I uase) to then wash with.SO: $29 or $9? There is a size difference (pureSCRUBS is 16 oz, Brooklyn is 10 oz: not enough to make up for the extra $$$). The granule size is noticeable larger on pureSCRUBS, but in actual usage, no difference because BOTH exfoliate well. pureSCRUBS gives you a cugte mixing spoon (you'll never use it) and a loofah pad (you'll unlikely use it since 90% of people wash with hands--as hands can feel your face and you can get into all the nooks (and neck).pureSCRUBS does offer a lot of scents, but frankly the brown sugar component is the most overpowering aspect, and then the oils, I doubt you will notice the fragrance--plus, you watch this off after 5-10 minutes or however long your routine is.That said, I DO like pureSCRUBS better for some reason, but the price doesn't justify. If price is NOT an issue, go for pureSCRUBS. Good luck.(Note “Dead Sea Salt” from pureSCRUBS is a waste of money capitalizing on Dead Sea salt craze. No benefits. Stick to brown sugars. :-)