Body wash exfoliating scrub

Do I need to use a body wash exfoliating scrub if I already use a loofah?

A loofah helps remove some dead skin, but a dedicated exfoliating scrub can provide deeper exfoliation and target rough patches more effectively.

How often should I use a body wash exfoliating scrub?

Twice a week is usually enough for most people; more frequent use can irritate your skin, especially if it's sensitive.

Is a body wash exfoliating scrub safe for sensitive skin?

Look for scrubs with fine, natural exfoliants like sugar or oats and avoid harsh ingredients or strong fragrances if you have sensitive skin.

Can a body wash exfoliating scrub help with body acne?

Yes, gentle exfoliation can unclog pores and reduce breakouts, but choose a scrub with soothing, non-comedogenic ingredients.

What should I do after using an exfoliating scrub?

Always moisturize after exfoliating to help lock in hydration and soothe freshly scrubbed skin.

Will using a body wash exfoliating scrub fade dark spots?

Regular exfoliation can help lighten mild pigmentation over time by speeding up cell turnover, but stubborn spots may need targeted treatments.

Why does my skin feel tight after scrubbing?

You might be scrubbing too vigorously or using a product with harsh cleansers. Switch to a milder scrub and always moisturize afterwards.

Are Arish BIO-NATURAL scrubs suitable for daily use?

We recommend using our body wash exfoliating scrubs 2-3 times a week to avoid over-exfoliation and keep your skin balanced.

Does Arish BIO-NATURAL offer vegan exfoliating scrubs?

Yes, our scrubs use plant-based ingredients and are cruelty-free. You can find detailed ingredient lists on our website.

Can I use a body wash exfoliating scrub before shaving?

Absolutely—exfoliating before shaving removes dead skin and helps prevent ingrown hairs, just be gentle to avoid irritation.