




Lemon Body Wash
Lemon Body Wash
AHA BHA Balance Exfoliator Toner
Body Polish
Baby Pro Body Wash
Glow Secret Scrub
Sandal Olive Body Massage Oil
Baby Pro Body Lotion
Orange Body Wash
Hair Plus Premium (Water Based)
Baby Pro Body Massage Oil
Sunscreen SPF 60 Lotion
Saffron Body Oil
Normal Shampoo
Sunscreen SPF 40 Lotion
Multi-Peptide Brightening Complex Serum
You know those rough elbows or flaky knees that just won't budge no matter how much lotion you use? That's dead skin piling up. Our bodies shed skin cells constantly—about 30,000 every minute—but sometimes those cells hang around too long. Sweat, pollution, and even tight clothing can make buildup worse, leaving skin looking dull and feeling uneven.
Dry air, harsh soaps, and skipping moisturizer can slow your skin's natural turnover. If you work out often or live in a hot climate, you might notice more clogged pores and bumps. It's not just about looks—dead skin can trap bacteria and sweat, leading to breakouts and irritation.
A body exfoliate scrub is the fastest way to break up stubborn layers. Look for scrubs with gentle physical particles like sugar or rice powder—they do the heavy lifting without scratching. Chemical exfoliants (like lactic or glycolic acid) can help if you're tackling roughness and dark spots together, but don't overdo it.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers body exfoliate scrubs packed with Bionatural® Actives, balancing gentle physical exfoliation with nourishing botanicals. Our AI Skin Analyser helps you pick what suits your skin’s actual needs—no guessing, just real results. Try it at arishbionatural.com and see the difference for yourself.
Twice a week is usually enough for most people. Scrubbing too often can make your skin sensitive and prone to irritation.
Yes, regular gentle exfoliation can help reduce bumps from keratosis pilaris. Pair your scrub with a rich moisturizer for best results.
Sugar scrubs are gentler and dissolve easily, making them great for most skin types. Salt scrubs work well for thicker, rougher areas like feet.
Exfoliation removes the top layer of dead cells, which can temporarily strip oils. Follow up with a hydrating lotion to restore comfort.
Look for scrubs with fine grains and soothing ingredients like oatmeal or aloe. Always test on a small patch first if you’re unsure.
Exfoliating can release trapped hairs and prevent new ones from forming. Use gentle circular motions and don’t scrub broken skin.
Absolutely. Freshly exfoliated skin absorbs moisture better, so use a body lotion or oil right after showering.
Yes, exfoliating before shaving helps lift hairs and reduce razor bumps. Just be gentle to avoid irritation.
We blend natural exfoliants with Bionatural® Actives for effectiveness and nourishment. Our AI Skin Analyser matches you with the best formula for your skin.
If you have active eczema flare-ups, skip scrubs until your skin calms. For mild dryness, our gentle formulas may help—ask your dermatologist first.