And to me oddly enough, I liked the scrub of the action. The product came with a protective seal under the lid, but nevertheless some of the oils from it flowed somehow into the box. You can get used to the smell, although at first I thought I could not use it. As far as I am tolerant of smells, this one seemed wildly abrupt and disgusting to me. Rose there, as they say, and does not smell. It smells very sharp geranium, rosemary and lavender. But most of all geraniums. But once you looked at the composition, instantly there was respect for the product :) There just a corps de ballet of oils, all that could only be found. But most of all sunflower oil. Also on the packaging it is written that there are absolutely no artificial flavors in the product. Salt itself is very large, but does not hurt the skin. Oils in moderation, in contrast to the scrub "Alba Botanica, Body Scrub with sea salt, 14.5 ounces (411 g)". He is thoroughly imbued with oils.
The manufacturer advises after scrubbing not to wash off the result with soap, so after showering you will have a film of oils (you can additionally make a massage, giving the oils a little to absorb). You gradually get used to the smell, but still, I think this factor should not irritate for such money (almost 900 rubles). Another thing seemed to me when rubbing on the skin appears some small soap foam white.
Separately, I want to say about the gift - a stick for lips / face and body after sunburn. I do not understand why after sunburn, it perfectly copes with the task of moisturizing and nourishing in the winter. Absolutely transparent, does not shine, does not leave white traces, has an elusive smell of lavender oil. You can say that there is no smell at all. Lips reanimated in an hour or two. And in the composition of some oils - shea, cocoa (apparently refined, because there is no smell), coconut, beeswax, lavender, vitamin E, rosemary extract. The gift draws a scrub.
