SEACRET Body Scrub - Salt & Oil Body Exfoliator with Dead Sea Minerals and Essential Oils, Scented 14.1 FL.OZ.

This Seacret salt is amazing! We've been using it since the COVID period and it’s always been great. Very effective, high quality, and a staple in our home. Highly recommended!

I will buy this forever, as long as they keep selling this stuff. This literally saved me much needed sleep for when my son was an infant and suffering from eczema. He's 9 years old now, but my god, the experience of trying to relieve my sons' itchiness and pain was heartbreaking to see him go through that. I tried all types of creams and cortisones...you name it. Temp relief, but It would get worse due to him scratching to the point where it would bleed and cake up due to dryness, dead skin, and germs. Well, I'll be damned. My sons father introduced this me, and like all other OTCs, I thought this would be a waste of time, so I thought why not give it a try. I would scrub this on the infected areas that was causing the most problems for the little one and then give him a bath (keep in mind to have your child already in the tub, no water running yet, so you won't get the salt contents on your floor) rub this on dry in a circular motion...almost like doing a facial scrub, and then proceed with giving a bath to your child. After the bath, I would then use Aquaphor healing ointment and let me tell you, his eczema was gone in a week. I never had this problem for the next 8 years. YAYYYY...go me!!!!! Now I will say I did keep this on hand just in case there would be another flare up, but none has happened til this day. I also use this on my face and I love it. I had dark spots on my face and some bumps...this rid them both. Please try this, it's so affordable and worth every penny. Absolutely amazing!!!UPDATE 9/2/17:I still to this day still buy this product. My son, now 10 years old, had some bumps on his back...i think they were prickly heat bumps. It was making him very itchy for almost a month (I was waiting to see if it would go away...it didn't). It definitely wasn't eczema (that has been gone for years), so I've used benadryl to try to relieve him. Month 2, it would flare up and still would itch every time. So i thought let me scrub the sea salt on his back. I did it for 3 days, and it went away....like i said, I will buy this product for as long as I live. I'm also using this to combat BV...i will keep you all posted. Have a blessed day.

I love the smell of this oil and salt, body scrub. This is the ocean mist and it feels great using it with the body butter as well. Need to restock on both my products.

The products are expensive but I've shopped everywhere and there is nothing better. All other are cheap knock offs that just wash off /fall in the shower.

I discovered this product at a Bridal show. It really does exfoliate the skin really well, but its very slippery if used in the shower. I like the product so much I used it on my arms and legs and rise off in sink before stepping into the shower.

I simply use this to wash my hands a few times a week before bed. It leaves the skin slightly oily but extremely soft and moisturized. I haven't used it on other parts of my body yet.

This is a good, very healthy, ultra reinvigorating & super exfoliating product. If you have dry, pealy skin, the salt will help peel that off &, the oil inside of it will nourish the integrity of your skin. Smells great too! Use the oil on tattoos, it will speed the healing process. Used on my tattoo 2 weeks after getting it. I used the body butter at first, but the oil in this product will work, just as well. If not, better!

I’ve been using this scrub for two years after testing it at a mall kiosk. I’ve done comparisons with this scrub on one hand and other products applied to other hand. Assessing the two not only immediately after application (which most do well) but at the end of the day. After those assessments, I’m convinced, it’s worth the high price.As a straight male, I find the scents marginally acceptable. They are clearly designed to be gender neutral, which is good, but they all seem to have a dated (elderly) bass note (lasting aroma) to them. Not preferential for me anyway. Milk and honey is interesting, but for some reason I get ‘turned milk and honey’ from it.