Earlier this month, Kylie announced that something big was expected to be revealed on Twitter. After four days, it was learned that the new mother, on May 22, will launch a product line for skin care, called Kylie Skin.

The new line includes an acne, moisturizer, serum, specific creams for the area under the eyes (circles) and a scrub, for which we are here.

The main ingredient of scrubbing (which costs $ 22) is nuts, namely "walnut powder", as Jenner said on Twitter. Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star added that the scrub is very effective, removes dead skin cells and that the 22-year-old uses three times a week. In the face of this statement is found all over Twitter, which suggests NO, not to do!

According to many commentators, nuts (including her peel and not only) are not advisable to the skin as it causes irritation, cracking, skin barrier and acne damage.

"To scrub the nut? Truly tragic, when you think how millions of girls will use and destroy the skin barrier, "says someone.

Another writes that the composition in question may possibly be effective for another area of the body but not for the face, which is characterized by high sensitivity. Contrary to what Kylie wrote ("this scrub is the secret of a fresh skin"), Twitter users declare that the use of facial skin, more than three times a week (for many of them this this is TEMPORARY) causes "skin corrosion" and premature aging.

Others commented that they have been advised of different dermatologists and using scrubs is advised only once a week. 3 is too much, add (according to the tryre) and the fact that its composition has ASK !!!

After all this, there is not yet an official reaction from Kylie, who is accused of not being consulted at all with specialists. What's right is everybody's skin different and not whoever responds to a certain X composition (whether nut or milk, salt, etc.). It is good to know your skin, to read as much as possible and to feel comfortable in any case with a certified dermatologist based on your skin type.