If you live by the sea, that is...
"No, you're right. As well as exfoliating and antimicrobial effects, the salt does have a natural drying effect. This is particularly useful for individuals with oily, acne-prone skin, as the water from the ocean draws out excess sebum resulting in more balanced skin."
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