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AHA BHA Balance Exfoliator Toner
Body Polish
Hair Plus Premium (Water Based)
Lemon Body Wash
Sandal Olive Body Massage Oil
Baby Pro Body Wash
Saffron Body Oil
Baby Pro Body Massage Oil
Sunscreen SPF 40 Lotion
Baby Pro Body Lotion
Sunscreen SPF 60 Lotion
Hair Plus Premium (Oil Based)
Orange Body Wash
Sunscreen SPF 60 Gel
Multi-Peptide Brightening Complex Serum
Ever spent half an hour scrubbing only to see little difference? Most people expect smooth, glowing skin after exfoliation, but end up with patches, dryness, or even irritation. Over 60% of folks say their exfoliating routine is hit-or-miss, so you're not alone if it feels like a chore with disappointing results.
Dead skin cells pile up because your body naturally sheds 30,000–40,000 cells every minute. But sweat, pollution, and body lotions can slow this process, leaving dull skin and clogged pores. Without regular exfoliation, your skin's texture gets rough and products won't absorb as well.
For most people, mixing gentle chemical options with a weekly physical scrub gives the smoothest results. Always use lukewarm water, and moisturize right after to lock in hydration.
Exfoliating more than twice a week can strip your skin's barrier, causing flakes or sensitivity. If your skin feels tight or stings after exfoliating, scale back immediately.
Not all exfoliation products are created equal. Look for formulas with natural ingredients, avoid strong fragrances, and skip anything with plastic beads. If you have sensitive or reactive skin, opt for enzyme-based or cream exfoliators. Check labels for actives like glycolic acid (2–7%) or lactic acid (3–10%) for visible smoothing without irritation.
If you're tired of guessing what works, Arish BIO-NATURAL provides gentle, plant-based exfoliators for every skin type. Our AI Skin Analyser helps you pinpoint exactly what your skin needs—so you get results without the trial and error.
Yes, regular exfoliation can prevent ingrown hairs by keeping pores clear and removing dead skin that traps hair.
Most skin types do best with once or twice a week. Over-exfoliating often leads to irritation and dryness.
Absolutely, but stick to enzyme-based or very gentle chemical exfoliators and avoid rough scrubs.
Thicker areas like feet may benefit from more robust scrubs, while your back can usually handle the same product as the rest of your body.
Exfoliation can temporarily disrupt your skin barrier. Always moisturize immediately after to help restore balance.
They're great for boosting circulation and sloughing off dead skin, but don't scrub too hard to avoid micro-tears.
It's best to check with your dermatologist first, but gentle chemical exfoliants are usually safer than physical ones for these conditions.
We use plant-derived actives and avoid harsh chemicals or microplastics, so your skin gets smoother without irritation.
Natural formulas often cause less irritation, but the real difference is in the active ingredients and how your skin responds.
It scans your skin in seconds to match you with the ideal exfoliator, making your routine smarter and more personal.