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Sea Salt Scrub

Has anyone heard of this being a great scrub to use after being sleeved? My mom was telling me she saw something about it being very helpful for the skin and helping it stay moisturized and helping weight loss patients retain elasticity in their skin so it wasn't as loose when you loose the weight.

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  • Sounds good. I would wait for the incisions to heal first though.

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I read that somewhere as well, i was thinking on this forum. It stated to use a scrub twice a week. I guess it couldn't hurt!

Has anyone heard of this being a great scrub to use after being sleeved? My mom was telling me she saw something about it being very helpful for the skin and helping it stay moisturized and helping weight loss patients retain elasticity in their skin so it wasn't as loose when you loose the weight.

Sounds good. I would wait for the incisions to heal first though.

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Oh yeah, good call I didn't think about that ... rubbing salt in the wound = BAD idea.

Oh yeah, good call I didn't think about that ... rubbing salt in the wound = BAD idea.

LOL I would totally say that would be a HORRIBLE IDEA! I will be trying the Salt scrub as well...hoping still being 27 that with my elasticity my skin bounces back fairly well and don't have to get a tummy tuck but im preparing for it just in case!

GOOD LUCK!

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