How does the ‘lifting effect’ work, and when is it most noticeable?

The ‘lifting effect’ refers to the immediate visual improvement in skin texture and appearance after exfoliation. By removing dead cells, the scrub reveals smoother, more even skin underneath, which can look firmer and more refined. This effect is most noticeable on areas with thicker skin, like the thighs or buttocks, where dead cells accumulate more. The coffee particles help lift these cells away, creating a polished surface. However, this is a temporary cosmetic result—it does not alter the skin’s structure long-term. For best results, apply the scrub 10-15 minutes before applying body cream or self-tanner. The exfoliated skin will absorb these products more evenly, enhancing their effectiveness. The lifting effect typically lasts 2-4 hours, depending on activity level and skincare routine. Avoid using it right before swimming or heavy exercise, as sweat or friction may reduce the visible benefits.

• Apply in the morning or evening for optimal results, as the effect fades with time.
• Combine with a moisturizer to lock in hydration and prolong the smooth feel.
• Reapply the scrub every 3-4 days to maintain the lifting effect without over-exfoliating.

Keep in mind that individual results vary. Those with very dry or thick skin may need more frequent use to sustain the effect.