MAJESTIC PUREBrown Sugar & Himalayan Salt Body Scrub for Cellulite and Exfoliation - Natural Body Scrub - Reduces The Appearances of Cellulite, Stretch Marks, Acne, 10 Oz (Pack of 2)

I live in a very arid climate that does a number on my skin. I was having a hard time keeping moisturized. I tried coconut oil and a few different lotions, but nothing seemed to work. I started using this stuff regularly and my skin is soft and hydrated. The mixture of oils leave my skin soft and supple, and the lychee and sweet almond oil leave my skin smelling fantastic.

I love how it makes my skin soft. It is oily but the oil makes my skin supper soft too but it makes you feel kind of moisturized while coming from shower. I know some people don't like the feeling but i love it. bought second time. I wish that had body oil mix from this mixture. I would surely buy.

Is a nice body scrub if you’re looking for thinner granules. Also, I prefer a little more shinier/oilier finish to give a noticeable glow. For the price it’s ok

I think I’m on my 12th tub of this over the last several years. I just purchased four more gave away. We keep one at the sink in the tub surround

This smells amazing and works great at Exfoliating before shaving or just to have that glow back. Not to be used with Korean scrub mits because the oils in it make the skin too oily to get dead skin off. I thought the collagen would be a great addition but honestly topical collagen doesn't really do anything. I always prefer salt scrubs-still looking for the perfect one!!

I love the fresh coffee smell is has and it makes my skin feel super smooth for days after.

love this product

Ok ladies, I rely on the details of reviews no matter what it is that I'm ordering... So I AM GONNA DO YOU A SOLID!!! This will be a thorough and honest review, guaranteed to touch each question or concern anyone, on this God given Earth, could ever, EVER possibly friggin have! I also have used this scrub multiple times, which is what my opinions are based off of. I didn't receive the container, snap a picture, and write a review. I didn't open it immediately, take a huge wiff, snap a picture then write a review. I actually have used the product multiple times.I ordered the Majestic Pure Biotin, Collagen and Stem Cell scrub in Mango Butter. I read the reviews prior to purchasing and figured I'd give it a shot... annnnnnnnd... here's what I think about it.While I would rate the smell of it, which is just right and not too weak or strong, at a higher level than the product's texture AND results (during and after applying). I actually think it smells amazing, as does my daughter.I have sensitive skin (I've got a gazillion allergies as well as have a dermatitis flare up with ANYTHING -aka just about EVERYTHING- my skin doesn't like, even if it's just air) and although I didn't have a reaction to the product; I definitely thought it was a much harsher (ouch) scrub. I used it from head to toe, minus my head. Absolutely DO NOT use this on your face, unless it's saddle leather. Literally. It was fine on my feet (that are soft, not sensitive in any way). It actually helped with removing some drying, peeling skin post foot surgery I had 6 or so weeks ago. I am unable to have a full pedi as of yet, had to maintain these dogs somehow! Am'I'right? It was however too rough on my legs and arms. It was preeeeettttttty unpleasant specifically (ok, everywhere) when used on the upper, inner and back of thighs (add my booty, stomach, and back to that too- I said everything). It was the same for the arms, even my elbows due to me not having dry, cracked or calloused elbows (mine are pretty dang soft too) as some may have. (To add, my 11yr old daughter who has EXTREMELY sensitive skin -Eczema included- has used THIS scrub once or twice from the knees down -after a spot test on her hand; and didn't break out. SO that is saying something regarding those with sensitive skin, for those who are concerned about the scrub being a #SensitiveSkinGang trigger.Y'all know what, I really like Tree Hut scrubs (have only tried two scents, yet multiple times) and the texture, scent, and effectiveness of the scrubs are consistent. In my opinion THEY'RE (Tree Hut) not too runny, not too dry, but just right, allowing you to apply and rub in thoroughly wet or dry. Just as I have with the Tree Hut scrubs, I DID stir (and have tried shaking) THIS (Mango Butter) scrub up PRIOR to use. If you don't stir (or shake well) ANY scrub, the oil (coconut oil usually) will settle at the top of the scrub container, leaving you with an uneven and not so effective results. (See pictures #2 and 3 reflecting the scrub AFTER I violently shook the container in an up and down, side to side, and "swirly" motion for 2-3 seconds each direction and yet.... runny)My point here...THIS MAJESTIC PURE MANGO BUTTER SCRUB IS TOO DAGGUM RUNNY! (See pictures #1, 2, 3 as well as 6. Picture #6 shows how even with literally just swiping it onto my skin -and it's spread out, not left in a clump- how it runs. Note the "runny line affect" in the scrub. Like icing a cake that's too hot... It began running the second it hit my skin.)Because it's so runny, my personal opinion is that, it applies and works best when applied dry. However unless you want a mess on your rugs and or floor, you definitely want to apply it while standing in the tub or shower. No matter how gentle, how slow, or careful you are at rubbing this scrub in... Honey, the salt goes EVERYWHERE! And yes, I just said salt. DO NOT GET CONFUSED thinking you're getting a sugar scrub, because it's not. (See picture #8 reflecting but only a small portion of what was actually in the bottom of my tub.) What's insane is that, regardless of how runny this scrub is in the container, it gets really dry... really fast. In fact it gets so dry so fast, it's why you're left with salt that looks like dried white sand; also causing it to be such a friggin mess! (See picture #7 reflecting how dry the scrub became after only approximately 6, normally pressured and sloooow, circular motions.)The liquid that is in the scrub isn't the oils or Aloe it contains.(Cause ain't no way! And cause... per ingredients on container: Olea European (Olive) Fruit and Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil. As well as Aloe Vera Juice and Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract. See again picture #1 for a description claiming the scrub is moisturizing, as well as pictures #2 and 3 to see the liquid that is sitting at the top of the scrub despite it being mixed) To me, it seems to be water or maybe the other ingredients. I honestly don't know what it is, I just know it doesn't (and isn't) something that feels or looks hydrating.Hydration...orrrrr.... hydrating? Ahhh, yes. The most important part of a scrub aside from removing dead skin and stimulating blood flow. I'll say it again... It DOES NOT feel hydrating in any way. Not even by looking at it, not by scooping it up and/or while it's in your hand or on your fingers. And definitely not when you begin to get to work, rubbing it in. The moisture in the scrub "absorbs" insanely quickly. It becomes just salt within just a few circular rubbing motions. The ONLY place the "moisture" is going if isn't evaporating (cause I know it isn't absorbing into my skin) is into is thin air... or in those clumps that fall off in the bottom of your tub or shower. Unless you're going to use extremely small, as in dime size amounts at once, and use your palm to keep the spot (literally a spot) completely covered with your palm; working it in that same exact spot... you's gonna have salt flying and clumps falling. No one, I mean NO ONE has the time to exfoliate your legs, much less a good portion of your body; using absurdly small amounts in sections. It would take you FOREVER!Once you do finally get your entire legs, booty, stomach, and arms worked over and rinsed... You don't feel like you just used a scrub. You definitely don't feel like you just used a Tree Hut scrub! Hah! You may feel a little slimy on the spots you didn't thoroughly rinse, but that's about it. If you don't wash after you've used the scrub, in some spots my skin does feel a little smooth but it feels more or less like I just went over my skin with a medium grit sand paper. You'll also feel dry at the same time... Almost like the salt dries you out. Lord do my hands feel dry (like that weird paper dry) after use. Also a little heads up, if you don't wash after applying, and you just rinse, you will taste salt. Don't touch your face anywhere within tongue reach, cause you're gonna taste like the beach minus sunscreen and sand.Speaking of sand, I wouldn't recommend using the scrub if you plan to take a tub bath unless you're getting immediately out after rinsing. Why you say? That's because the salt doesn't melt as quickly (maybe it's just me and I don't like it) as one would actually think. Therefore if you use the scrub THEN plan to bathe and/or relax by soaking for a moment more, you'll feel like you have sand in the tub. Parents with kids know what I mean, it will feel like you didn't rinse the tub well enough prior to you getting in.Everyone has their own preference about when to use a scrub. Personally I like using (depending on the kinda time I have to work with) the scrub first thing in the shower. BUUUUUUUUT Since I love baths.... And since I take baths mostly since I don't wash my hair but every 4-5days... I have found it's most effective to soak for a few minutes in my hotter than Hades water for about 10-15 minutes (again depending on time). I bathe THEN use the scrub. If I am shaving, which is every other day to 2 days; I bathe, scrub THEN shave. The scrub helps remove any dead skin and perk those little hairs up even more while your follicles are wiiiiiiiiide open. It leaves me with the most closest, smoothe as a baby's bottom, shave. You'd think that shaving would take away that silky, excellently hydrated, I just covered myself in coconut oil, feeling away (specially the legs) but it doesn't. At least not in my experience with other scrubs, especially Tree Hut (ahem can you tell what scrub is my favorite thus far to date?).Bottom line (plus some other pros and cons);PROS!✔️ smells amazing and scent strength is perfect✔️ great for feet and or other rough, calloused areas✔️ easy on sensitive skin, unless it contains a specific allergen to you specifically✔️ push comes to shove, you could rinse this scrub in mesh if you ever run outta salt LOL✔️ size of container is convenient for storing or travelCONS!❌ too runny❌ doesn't work over skin well❌ doesn't work well wet OR dry❌ flies every direction and slides/falls off in clumps. MESSY, MESSY!❌ NOT hydrating, does the opposite❌ overly drying in the hands❌ too harsh to be used anywhere BUT the feet and some really bad hands❌ requires larger amount than other scrubs for coverage❌ container is small compared to amount of scrub needed in any one application❌ hydrating properties (the liquid aka oils and Aloe) "absorb" too quickly❌ way over priced for what it is... Cause IT IS WHAT IT IS!❌ mouth on container is too small, even with tiny hands it's a struggle once you get half way down or moreANNNNNNND that's all I got.Ok. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.Laters, baby!

Exfoliates dirt and dead skin away, while softening skin and leaving it feeling beautifully moisturized. Nice natural scent that isn’t too strong. I also found this product helped with razor bumps, it’s my favourite product to use after shaving.

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i like it

sorry but didn’t do much for me. Smell wise i don’t detect any sweet almond or essential oil. Looks like just salt and oil to me so with delivery cost added it’s pricy

Definitely doesn’t look like Matcha Green Tea to me. I ordered this to have it delivered to Singapore but not only do we have to pay 5/6 different shipping for each item, we still received them all on a different day despite checking them out together. Even the British rose we received is brown and not even pink like it’s shown in the picture. Please send the proper product.