Urth Skin Solutions for Men Scrub is designed as a deep cleansing scrub that gently scrubs away dead skin cells and blackheads. It also improves skin texture and unclogs pores. Urth Scrub is packed with herbal extracts, essential oils and vitamins to leave your skin feeling moisturized, revitalized and renewed.
I've used facial scrubs before to help rid my face a dead skin cells and blackheads that sometimes form on my nose. But most of the ones I've tried were way too intense for my dry skin and felt as though the abrasive ingredient was 60 grit sandpaper. Most of them left I face feeling raw instead of renewed. So for a while I shied away from face scrubs, opting to use face washes instead. But when the owner of Urth Skin Solutions for Men recommended I try there face scrub and see how I like it, I was definitely game to give it a try.
The Urth Scrub intrigued me because it is unlike any facial scrub that I've seen before. Not too many facial scrubs have all natural ingredients like Green Tea, Rice, Walnut Shell Powder, Wheat Germ and Lavender oil just to name a few. Quite the lineup!
So I opened up the tub of Urth Face Scrub and opened the protective seal. Immediately I noticed that it has a rich earthy green color to it, almost like facial mask. You can see just by looking at it that is packed with tiny scrubbing pieces that are made up of walnut shell powder. The next thing I checked for was the scent of Urth's Scrub. To my delight it had a clean earthy scent with a mild hint of menthol.
So I wet my face with warm water help open my pores as the directions stated. I used my finger to get about a dime sized amount and placed the scrub in the palm of my hand. I used three fingers to apply it to my face and buffed it into my face and neck in a circular motion as described in the instructions.
While applying the scrub there was no doubt that Urth was not stingy with the abrasive ingredient. I could feel the abrasive ingredient all over my face even though I only applied a very small amount.
By the time I had applied it to my face and neck I noticed that I only used a third of the dime sized amount I had in my palm. I thought that I would have to use a whole lot more of the Urth Scrub to cover my entire face and neck, but that was not the case. I can tell from the amount that I needed to use for one application that Urth Scrub goes a very long way. I would venture to guess that a 4 ounce tub of Urth Scrub would last at least six months to a year using it two to three times a week as is recommended.
The next step was to rinse my face and see how it felt. I was a little worried that it might not rinse cleanly as it is a rich and creamy scrub, but with only a few handfuls of water splashed onto my face the scrub had rinse completely away. A big plus in my book!
So now on to the important part. How did Urth??s facial scrub leave my face feeling? Smooth, Soft, Refreshed and Clean are all words that come to mind. I was a little worried that the scrub would leave my face a little dry after I used it. But after thoroughly scrubbing my face, rinsing it off and drying it, my face felt wonderful. It was not dry in anyway, it felt silky smooth and extremely soft. To be one hundred percent honest I have used face washes that have left my skin dry, and for a scrub with an abrasive ingredient to leave my face feeling moisturized is astonishing.
In conclusion I have to say that Urth Face Scrub is the best facial scrub I have ever used to date. Urth uses some of the highest quality ingredients known to men??s skin care and formulated them into an ultra premium scrub that will leave your face feeling exfoliated, clean, soft and moisturized. It will also remove any dead skin cells that can cause your face to look dull and blah.
I would definitely recommend Urth scrub wholeheartedly to each and every one of my customers. With how great it works and how little you have to use the scrub will be extremely hard to beat by anyone. Now I know why it flies off of the shelves. Great Job Urth!!!
P.S. Looks like we are missing one tub from our inventory. I wonder how that happened:-).
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