I have sensitive skin — is this scrub suitable for me?

It can be suitable, but it depends on how reactive your skin is. The source notes that if your skin is delicate or easily reactive, you should use a lighter hand and see how it responds first. Salt scrubs are mechanical exfoliators, so the friction matters more than the ingredients — a lighter hand and a shorter massage time reduce the risk of irritation.

Before using it all over, do a patch test: apply a small amount to a small area like the inner forearm, wait a few hours, and check for redness, stinging or itching. This is especially important if you are sensitive to fragranced products or citrus components, since the scrub contains lemon and grapefruit notes.

Avoid the scrub on irritated skin, freshly shaved areas or any damaged patches — salt can sting there. If you have a chronic skin condition or are unsure, consult a specialist before use. Start with one use per week and only increase if your skin tolerates it well. If you notice any persistent irritation, stop using it.