The Brown sugar lip scrub is to scrub the dead skin off your lips. This will exfoliate your lips leaving them free of cracks and flaking that can happen from dry weather. After you use this scrub your lips are meant to feel clean, smooth, and hydrated, but results may vary.

There are mostly natural ingredients, but those with nut allergies might want to pass on this scrub.

The scrub is similar to the consistency and the appearance of wet sand. This is grainy and super thick. You can tell it is much more sugar crystals and very little base, so it dries up quickly. This dries almost before you put it on your lips. The sugar crystals are left behind, but nothing sticky or waxy. It is easy to remove from the container, but you do need to rub your finger multiple times in order to get a decent amount for use. Once you use the scrub it will stay in place until you rinse it off.

It is unbelievable how amazing this scrub smells. There is a slight vanilla smell, but it mostly smells like brown sugar. The smell fresh out of the container is very strong and sweet. Once you apply it to your lips it is still just as strong and lovely. Once you rinse it off there is slight sweet smell left behind.

I am pleased with the performance of this scrub, but it is not the best I have ever tried. It does work well for its purpose, but it is a bit too thick for my liking. This scrub is meant to be removed once you are done rubbing it into your lips, which only requires you to rinse. This scrub is best for those who don't require exfoliating often.

The container is white with a black cap. There is a peel off sticker on the top and bottom, the top labels the product and the bottom labels the ingredients.

Ingredients Breakdown:

Sucrose- sugar.

Glycerin- a sweet lipid used as a base for many cosmetics. It is known to cause allergies.

Amygdalus Dulcis (Almond) Oil- Oils that are extracted from almond kernels and contains vitamin E. It is used as a moisturizer.

Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil- Oils that are extracted from coconut palms that are used to moisturize skin.

Beeswax- a natural wax that comes from the bee hive of honey bees. The purpose is as a thickening agent.

Persea Gratissima (Avacado Oil)- extracted from Avocados and used as a conditioner.

Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter- Fat that is from mango's and used to condition the skin.

Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter- a small tree of the evergreen family known as the cocoa tree, the seeds off the tree are used to make cocoa powder and chocolate. Cocoa seed butter is an edible fat that is collected from roasting the seed and extracting the yellow/white solid.

Tocopheryl (Vitamin E)- Conditioner that is a source of Vitamin E.