The abrasive texture comes from apricot seed powder and silica, so this is not a gentle gel cleanser; it is a physical exfoliant. If your skin reddens easily or reacts to coarse textures, treat the product as an occasional extra step rather than a daily cleanser. A patch test on the jawline or one side of the cheek is a practical way to check your tolerance before applying it all over the face.
The formula also contains kaolin, which helps absorb excess oil, and chamomile extract, which is included for a soothing feel after rinsing. Those ingredients make the product more suitable for combination and oil-prone skin, but they do not remove the mechanical friction of the particles. If your skin becomes sore, tight, or reddened after use, reduce the frequency or stop using the product.
When you use retinoids or acid products, do not combine them with this scrub in the same routine. Use them on separate days, and follow the scrub with a plain moisturizer rather than layering active serums immediately. It is also sensible to avoid the scrub if your skin is sunburned, peeling, or irritated. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, consult a dermatologist before introducing a new physical exfoliant.