Review (3/5): Quite sticky (interesting consistency); smells exactly like the ingredients (coffee and salt!)
EDITED: Tried to be descriptive in the title. This scrub is very interesting to me, because it is MUCH stickier than I thought it would be. I previously was using the Terre de Mars coffee/aloe scrub and I got GREAT results (soft, matte skin after washing off with near complete resolution of my frequent forehead breakouts), so I wanted to give this coffee product a try when I saw it for comparison. From a smell standpoint it's fine (like sweet coffee but with a saltiness to it), and texture-wise it does have some grit behind it to feel like you're getting a good scrub when you apply it (can see the sea salt). As I noted earlier though, it is QUITE sticky, and the dark color of the coffee can be a bit difficult to get off your skin (I follow the scrub w/ a cleanser and thorough rinse after which gets it all off without too much mess). I haven't used it long enough to say it's really making a big difference, but the few times I did use it I did feel like my skin was softer than before, so that's a good sign.