I love D'Alchemy aesthetic. It gives me minimalistic, but modern vibes. The packaging can be recycled and I think it's an important fact. I don't like when brands consider themselves as green, forgets about the environment. Hopefully, D'Alchemy is thoughtful. The texture is like a delicate, fine-grain scrub. You can feel the texture on the skin. It feels nothing like the microdermabrasion treatment, but I like the feeling of rice powder on my skin. The scent is herbal, it's even hard to say what it reminds me of - Witch Hazel, a bit of Vervain and maybe a bit of Rosemary and Sage. It's a specific scent and some people might not enjoy it, but this scent makes me relaxed. Usually, I try to run away from mechanical exfoliants, I usually go for enzyme peels and chemical exfoliation, because they are safest products I can use and the majority of my clients have rosacea or PIE. Since my skin is combo and acne-prone, but my acne isn't in an "active" form - it's nothing else than lots of pimples on the skin - I can use this scrub. Application of this scrub is like a ritual, I use it as a scrub mask - I apply it gently on the skin with a circular motion and then I leave it for a while. It's my way to relax after a long day. Even if I work with scents and people who usually wear perfumes and sometimes all the scents I smell during the day is making me overwhelmed with fragrances, still, D'Alchemy Natural Micro-Dermabrasion Peel makes me calm. It's a heavy herbal scent, but there are some scents which I like to smell no matter what like ginseng or verbena. The whole process takes about 5 minutes. The skin is smooth, soft and delicate in touch after the scrub is done, it's a clay-based product so it can take a couple of minutes to remove it from the surface of the skin.
