Dona Body Polish is basically an exfoliating scrub one uses to remove excess/dead skin from their body. This body scrub is also moisturizing and intensely sensual. I use it in the shower, as one must ensure to rinse it all off and it's just easier to do in the shower as opposed to a bath.

I would ensure to be careful in its use if you have sensitive skin (as it is abraisive) and also ensure to not use it on open wounds, rashes, new tattoos and other similar skin conditions.

As for use as a soap, this really is not a soap. It's a lovely exfoliator.

Its quite thick, but in a good way. When you spread it on your skin you can feel the exfoliating beads but not in an unpleasant way. It's much more velvety and has less severe abrasion than other body scrubs I've used. I used it on my face without issue. It rubs on quite nice, but can get thin if you have water splashing on it.

The taste is lovely. It smells ... "thick" I would say, fruity and almost musky in a very sensual way. A light scent remains on your skin if you don't use any other scented products, that's quite pleasant.

The taste is horrible however. It's not edible but I did get some in my mouth when using it on my face; it was awful. I recommend keeping it out of your mouth.

The Dona Body Polish rinses off much easier than other body scrubs I've used but still really needs to be washed off. I must say though that my skin feels quite heavenly after using it. My skin is soft and feels very silky and moisturized.

It doesn't take terribly much to rinse off, but you have to ensure to get that body part well into the water. If it's under your breasts make sure to spray the water under them, or the scrub won't rinse off. I found it necessary to rub my hands along my body to ensure help whisk it off.

It comes in a tub with a screw top. However it does not have any sort of scoop in it, so you must use your fingers to scoop it out. This can make it difficult to get an exact amount. However, this is my only complaint about this product.