I'll start off by saying that it probably is a little bit overpriced, however my skin is insanely sensitive so I have to be careful what I put on it. It is NOT a heavy duty exfoliater, so those of you who like a salt scrub texture this won't do it.
The texture is very creamy, more like a whipped, lotion-like feel too it with large seed particles in it. It DOES seem to exfoliate and it definitely moisturizes my skin, making it feel super soft. And the smell is awesome; it's just powerful enough so you can enjoy the scent of the berry without it being overkill and sickeningly sweet.

Well, I have a different take on this product. I use it before shaving my legs and I get a really smooth shave. This is not like a salt scrub product and it isn't a product that you'd use much of at a time. A tablespoon provides a good lower or upper body scrub without the irritation I get from other scrubs. After rinsing, my skin is left smooth and ready for a good lotion. But if you're looking for heavy duty "sandpaper" action, this isn't the product for you.

The only redeeming quality about this MD product is the scent. Otherwise, I find it a total waste. It's creamy, with large pieces of walnut that are supposed to exfoliate and scrub, but... I found no traces of exfoliation whatsoever. The pieces slid off and stayed at the bottom of my tub until I removed the showerhead from the wall and washed them away. I'm so glad I only have a sample of this, and that I didn't actually purchase a full container.

Lots of big, walnut shell pieces in a creamy, pearly pink raspberry scented base. It doesn't foam up or lather, rather it kind of sits on your skin, almost like a creamy in-shower moisturizer. The scrub particles are huge, but they don't hurt or cut your skin. It leaves a light raspberry scent behind (I like it a lot), and my skin feels moisturized and smooth. The only reason I cannot justify repurchasing this product is because of the price. $15 for 8oz. makes this almost $2 an ounce. For something that's going to sit on my skin for 3 minutes and get washed down the drain a second later, that is just a bit too expensive.