Frank Body Scrub

Saw no difference between this product and a homemade mix of coffee grounds, coconut oil and brown sugar. Used religiously but did not see any of the scar reduction, eczema relief, stretch mark reduction or cellulite reduction promised. Review was deleted from their facebook when I posted it! Works well as an exfoliant, though it does make a bit of a mess. Save yourself the money and make at home!

So with all the hype going on about this product, i thought id give it a try. People were saying its good for breakouts so i bought one and applied it to my face and body. but when it was time to rinse off, an oily residue was left on my face and made me break out even more :(

I've been using Frank body scrub for about a month & It smells absolutely Devine but saying that...I haven't noticed much improvements in stretch marks/cellulite so if your wanting to buy it for that reason alone I wouldn't recommend this product, But saying that it might work miracles for you so try it :) its a really good exfoliant & does make your skin soft so I would use it again :)

I don’t consider myself to have sensitive skin on my legs and body. I can generally give everything a good scrub with no issues.

But after massaging the Frank Body scrub into my legs for a few seconds I noticed the redness. I washed the product off but the redness remained. My skin stayed splotchy and itchy for the next 24 hours.

I didn’t use it again for about couple weeks, but thought let’s give it another go. Unfortunately the same thing happened.

I feel like i'm the only one who doesn't really like this product.. Yes it smells amazing, but it doesn't do what it claims and that really annoys me! I herd such amazing things about this product and I used the whole bag up and didn't see any difference. Maybe if it was marketed as just a scrub I would like it more. It is a good exfoliator and it does smell good, however it's SUPER messy and doesn't do what it claims.

To be Frank (!) this scrub is just Frankly (!) more mess than it's worth.

I'll stop with the Franks. But seriously, its scrubby and it does exfoliate, but my gosh the mess. And the smell. I know its a coffee scrub, but this smells like used coffee grinds left in the bin for too long.

There's a slippery residue left in the shower and you'll have to spend a fair bit of time (and water) rinsing the grinds from the shower.

There are better scrubs out there with a lot less clean up.

I know, I know. It's a coffee scrub. It's going to be messy. It did feel like the packaging contributed to the mess, at least in part. I found that there was coffee all over the shower in particular where I put it - my shower caddy was such a mess. I get that plastic containers wouldn't be ideal either in terms of sustainability, but maybe if they looked at refillable packaging?

Anyhow, the actual scrub is good - works so well right before shaving my legs. Very moisturising and a nice gentle scrub. Gives me a bit of a pep if I use it in the mornings. If you're not fussed by all the scrub everywhere this is a great product - I'm just lazy about cleaning so wouldn't use it again or recommend it.

I found out I had stretch marks all over my thighs and hips, I was freaking out! My first though was 'FRANK'. I purchased the pink original one from the frank website for roughly $21.75nzd (including shipping). It smells a bliss and the coffee grounds smelt oh so yummy. The oils made my skin felt soft and nourishing. But in my honest opinion, I would not use it again. It did what it said it would, which is made my skin soft and tighten for a couple of days. So its a temporary fix. But it didnt make my stretch marks disappear as I expected, it just lightened it, and have noticed a little bit faded but not a huge difference. I recommend its good to try out as it smells amazing and makes your skin super smooth, but if you expect stretch marks/cellulite/acne scaring to go, your probably going to need a few packets depending on the amount of scaring you have. I prefer using my own ingrediants from the local super market as it saves more money that way (hehehe). The content inside isnt a lot.