The Fresh Brown Sugar Body Polish and Lip Polish are two very different products. The Lip Polish is formulated with hydrating ingredients that are meant to only be applied to the lips. The Body Polish is not meant to be applied on the face. I hope that this information helps!

I would not use this product on my lips because there are oils mixed in with the scrub. I am a huge fan of both the body scrub and the lip scrub (and use both) and I can honestly say that there are enough oils in the body scrub that I usually wipe down the shower when I've used this product that morning.

Two completely different products that you can't interchange. The lip polish is more of lip gloss with a wonderful smell.

The body polish contains large and small chunks of sugar in a base of 3 different oils.

The lip polish is a little bit grainier, I think if you used the body polish on your lips it would be too harsh.. I have both items and I love them

Totally different : BODY POLISH is for the shower to exfoliate and clean.
LIP POLISH : To hydrate your lips with or without colour.

So , decide which you need. THey are TOTALLY DIFFERENT!

I would not use this on my lips. Personally, I just use a sugar and lemon juice homemade scrub for my lips. Tastes like lemonade and is much, much cheaper!

Yes its brown sugar crystals and a bunch of oils (primerose) ect

Do you mean the ingredients? Here's the ingredient list:

Sucrose (Brown Sugar), Sweet Almond Oil (Prunus Dulcis), Apricot Kernel Oil (Prunus Armeniaca), Jojoba Oil (Jojoba Wax), Evening Primrose (Oenothera Biennis) Oil (Oenothera Biennis), Passion Flower Extract (Passiflora Incarnata), Lemon Oil (Citrus Limonium), Calendula (Calendula Officinalis) Flower Extract (Calendula Officinalis), Ginseng (Panax Ginseng) Extract (Panax Ginseng), Lis Extract (Lilium Candidum), Arnica (Montana Flower) Extract (Arnica Montana), Peppermint Extract (Mentha Viridis), Grapefruit Oil (Citrus Grandis), Litsea Cububa Oil, Orange Oil (Citrus Dulcis), BHT, Bergamot (Citrus Aurantium Bergamia) Oil (Citrus Aurantium Bergamia), Lemongrass Oil, Citron Oil (Citrus Medica) (Citrus Medica)

Yes, and other stuff that smells great! This is an effective exfoliator and more importantly, an uplifting aromatherapy experience unlike any other product on the market! You will not find this scent anywhere else!

I think those are the only ingredients in this scrub and they work great together...

Yes, citrus oils...really gentle but effective and long lasting.

This definitely helps with uneven skin tone. You have to be patient though. It'll take a few weeks to see results, but it's totally worth it. I love this product!

No, not at all. Though in all honesty I only used it twice, and the second time was because I convinced myself to give it one more try.

I use it all over and while I don't have an uneven tone, it has cleared a spray tan mishap!! lol You might want to look into more of the "medical" beauty products. I do not recommend this for your face, where most people seem to be uneven.

no it does not even out skin tone

This is a body scrub, not a face scrub. If you want a scrub for your face, try Kate Somerville Exfolikate or Exfolikate gentle.

You can use this product on either dry or damp skin!

Hi,

It slides around on wet skin. That's the best way.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

Rub this around on wet skin. You can use your fingers, a net puff, or a Clarisonic. It works well anyway. You only need about half a teaspoon to a teaspoonful per leg. You slide it around.

Hope this helps.

It's meant to be used on wet skin.
I usually use the body scrub after I cleanse...I don't always need to use body lotion after my shower, it's very hydrating.

LOVED IT!! Feel like I am spluring when I use it...like I am really indulging! It makes my skin feel sooo soft! It just smooth as butter, after a shower with this! And it smells good enough to eat! However, the skin just smells clean and awesome, not overpowering! So, if you want to use a fragrance aftrer you shower, etc,. you can do that! But, I like the smell of the clean, soft odor it leaves for awhile!!

It does have an oil and leaves your body soft, so I would think if you have acne-prone skin, this is not the body polish for you. It's great for dry skin.

Not a concern. I am acne prone also. (body and face)

Use it only on legs and elbows, its got lots of oils in it. Not for face or back.

I don't break out on my body as much as my face -- but so far this scrub has never caused any breakouts on my body.

I'm not sure, but I will say, I wouldn't dare put this on or near my face. It's just too oily.

They are courser granules, more like sugar than baking soda.

it's pretty coarse. i would compare it to sea salt but it doesn't hurt or anything. your skin's super moisturized.

Sugar granules are quite coarse. Probably 1-2 mm in size, which is larger than any other scrub I have tried.

It is coarser than white sugar and I think it's the perfect texture for a body scrub.

its much more course that sugar crystals. It feels like small pebbles.

I use it after cleansing my body with soap. My main purpose is to exfoliate all that skin I just cleaned. I also want to enjoy the oil on my skin from the body polish - don't want to wash it off.

I don't. Don't feel as though you have to.

I exfoliate with the scrub first then I use a body wash after...

i use it at the end of my shower, after everything is done so that all i have to do is rinse off the sugar. use your bare hands, not a puff or washcloth.

Get a better product: sugar is a skin toxin. try using a salt scrub made at home with olive oil and table salt. rinse well and lightly soap off if desired.

I use this after my standard shower/cleaning routine. This contains oil, so do all of your basics, then you can smooth out with the polish without getting extra oils on your face and hair.

I clean my skin first, and then do the body polish (don't shave the day you use any body polish or you may get agitation). Feels indulgent!

I use it before using my Philosophy body wash, in order to cut down on the oiliness.

AFTER showering with soap

You can use it before or after using soap; it doesn't matter. Usually I use soap before I use it though.

Your body feels both clean and moisturized. I live in freezing Canada and I use it in the shower, gently towel off and go. No longer needing the added step of moisturizing.

It's both. It feels 'clean' because you just exfoliated but it leaves behind essentials oils to create a barrier on the skin, holding in moisture and leaving the skin soft and silky. I have fair, thin skin so I am often putting oils on my skin along with my moisturizing lotions to keep my skin from cracking during the winter months. Unlike my regular oils, this product doesn't seem to rub off on my clothes as much as my regular oils. And what is left behind on my towels washes out very well in the laundry. Hope this helps you.

This is similar to oil, but in truth like a thick body butter. You do feel clean, but buffs and moisturizes more than 'cleans'.

This makes your body feel very soft, but does have a slight "lotion-y" feel.

I didn't find it oily, per se...I have dry skin, especially dry in the winter so I even put on lotion afterwards. You won't feel like you can't put on clothes immediately after showering. It leaves your skin feeling soft!

Yes, the granules are pretty course and rough. Much larger than a sugar scrub. Not as rough (or as damaging) as those made with walnut shells.

I purchased this product for a similar reason and it is not rough enough. Does a great job of moisturizing, but not so great for helping with ingrowns (at least not for me).

You can feel that you are rubbing sand in oyur body...I like it and the smooth of your skin after you wahed it worth it!

Usually sugar scrub is not as rough as a salt scrub (a high end spa once told me this). You'll have to be the judge if this scrub suits you best. I find this sugar scrub is coarse enough to rub off any rough skin and the oil makes your skin feel well hydrated. Not to mention the scent is just heavenly.

Good luck.

I would think that it would help with ingrown hairs. Any kind of exfoliating product should help....