Collection: Scrubs

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Customer reviews and testimonials are provided for informational purposes only. Customer reviews and testimonials reflect the individual reviewer’s results and experiences only. Results may vary based on individual user. There's no guarantee of specific results and results can vary.

Testimonials

This is my absolute favorite body scrub!! I love this sugar scrub because it's all-nutritive And I love that it's a sugar scrub (not salt) so it doesn't burn if you just shaved your legs! It rinses off cleanly without any residue, and leaves your skin soft.

Felicia W Houston TX

Oh wow. This stuff is SO wonderful. It smells so good and my skin was so incredibly soft for days after. No slick or sticky residue and no dryness. Even my husband noticed! I scrub it on damp/dry before I get in the shower to rinse it off. Now I use it once a week. Will definitely buy again. The best sugar scrub I have ever purchased.

LaDeena C Carrollton GA

Love this - great exfoliator and leaves my skin smooth and soft. Loaded with exfoliating particles and you don't need a lot to get a great cleansing. Highly recommend - will definitely buy again.

Erica G Encinitas CA

I was amazed how clean and refreshed my skin looked after using this scrub. It was also gentle on my normally very sensitive skin.

Freda C Oklahoma City OK

Why Are Our Scrubs So Amazing?

What is the difference between scrubs and polishes?

The difference between a scrub and a polish is the size of the exfoliants used to remove pore clogging dead cells and dirt from your skin.

However, what is a scrub to one person may be a polish for another person and visa versa. It is a personal preference as to which one feels good and works.

Scrubs usually contain large exfoliants such as sugar or salt. These larger exfoliants tend to be stronger in their ability to clean.

Polishes on the other hand are made with smaller exfoliants like seeds from strawberries, jojoba spheres, or finely ground fibres like apricot kernel, rosehip, cranberry, and many others to exfoliate skin.

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What do they do and how they work?

Skin exfoliators are treatments that scrub away the surface layer of skin. They are used in a similar way to a skin cleanser, except it scrubs away the dead skin, instead of just cleaning off dirt.

They remove dead skin cells, unblock pores and stimulate cell turnover. They work by causing an abrasive action against the skin that removes the top layer of skin and accumulated dirt.

Regular exfoliation may also reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles. Here are some other tips for successfully using facial and body exfoliators. Wet your skin before use. Begin with circular motions when applying. Avoid the eye area.

After using the scrub or polish, rinse with warm water.

Apply a moisturizer afterwards if needed.

When exfoliating your face, use a product that is specifically designed for the face.