The Hidden Body Scrub 3.38 fl oz

I love this stuff! I was looking for something that would actually exfoliate my skin and this does the trick! I dont notice a strong smell but that’s ok, it also don’t break down like other exfoliants I’ve used, it stays strong and continues until I wash it off

A bit small for what it is, but it has a great scent and the texture is wonderful. It’s perfect to use several times a week.

A gentle scrub that’s perfect for sensitive skin. The scent is very mild, almost unnoticeable, but it leaves my skin feeling soft and refreshed.

Scent is good, grit is really small and doesn’t feel like it exfoliates much.

I have oily skin and need a lot of frequent exfoliation, but a lot of the exfoliating scrubs out there use tiny plastic beads. Since I live in a rural area with a septic tank, I try to be really conscious of what I put down the drain--and I definitely don't want to be washing microplastics down the pipes. This scrub uses ground grape seeds and cellulose (plant fibers) to make its exfoliating beads instead. SO much better for the septic system, and still good for my skin. The fragrance is a pleasant flowery smell, not identifiable as any one particular flower but just generally floral. It doesn't linger on the skin (the soap washes away very thoroughly, as it should) so the aroma is just during use, but it's very nice. The skin feels clean and dry for hours after washing, so this scrub is doing a good job at getting down into the pores and drawing out the oil before it reaches the surface. My only complaint, and it's minor, is that the labels on the tube are primarily in Korean. On the packaging box, they list the ingredients and all in English, but somehow they forgot to translate the printing on the tube itself. Since I don't keep the cardboard box for soaps, it does mean that I won't be able to share/let anyone else use some of this scrub, if they have any allergy concerns, because we won't be able to check the label to see if the ingredients are safe for them. However, I have other soaps and scrubs available for visitors so I guess this scrub will just be for me alone! Hopefully in future production batches, they'll fix the labeling for the English-speaking markets of the world.

This [Dear Doer] Dazzling Body Scrub in Tube - Radiant & Gentle Exfoliator with Grapeseeds & Plant-Derived Cellulose to Remove Dead Skin Cells with Vitamin C, Fresh Floral Scent is a very good exfoliating scrub. It has a mild scent, but not much to it - good for sensitive skin. It does a great job of cleaning and exfoliating dead skin.

This product is EFFECTIVE if you apply it properly. I tried to put it on my mesh-y shower pouf (the kind that's sold as an exfoliant itself) first, but the grapeseed is so small that it just seemed to get trapped by the mesh. After using it on my shoulder and not seeing much change, I put a small dab in my hand and tried working it in to the same shoulder. It made a huge difference! Scent is mild (nearly nonexistent to me despite the freesia | magnolia | jasmine mentioned in the description), and when you squeeze product out of the tube, it has this foamy appearance that surprised me. The opening of the tube is small, but I think that's good because it's easy to forget how a little of this goes a long way. I've used charcoal exfoliants in the past, and they leave me feeling like my skin's all torn up at best. At worst? My eczema-impacted hands end up shredded and raw. I didn't have that problem with this. It worked and worked quickly so I didn't need to use it as long to get dead skin off, saving my hands. If using this full-body, I'd want to use a washcloth or something similar. I need to use this again when not using a conditioner in case the fragrance from it (*very* perfumey) just overpowered this scrub, but I used it on my face/nose without issue...

This is what I'll call a "skin polisher" because that's basically what it does. It's a VERY fine grit exfoliator that gently - but very thoroughly - sloughs away dead skin cells revealing brighter and healthier looking skin. I like this one because the exfoliation grains are so fine. Apparently they're ground up grape seeds. I can attest these are much more finely textured than ground apricot pits - and much better for Mother Earth than plastic microbeads (thankfully, those seem to finally be falling out of favor). It's almost a sandy sort of grit. Very pleasant to use - even so, "they" (the "skincare experts") tell us that these should be used pretty sparingly - like once or twice a week. To do any more might irritate your skin. The Dear Doer scrub is fragranced. I'm having trouble quite placing exactly what this fragrance most reminds me of. I'm not certain it fully captures a "fresh floral" scent, since it seems more perfumed than that of cut flowers. Not bad, just not quite what I was expecting. This is not a large tube, so I'll be using it rather sparingly. It doesn't create a lot of suds, so it's something I'll probably mix in with my favorite bath gel. It's different and I rather like it.