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Lemon Body Wash
Baby Pro Body Wash
Body Polish
Orange Body Wash
Glow Secret Scrub
Baby Pro Body Lotion
Normal Shampoo
Baby Pro Body Massage Oil
Saffron Body Oil
Tan Removal Combo (Pack Of 3 Products)
Sandal Olive Body Massage Oil
Hair Plus Premium (Water Based)
A lot of people complain about dry patches, bumps, or skin that just doesn't feel smooth—especially on elbows, knees, and back. The culprit? Dead skin cells building up. Your skin naturally sheds, but sometimes it needs a nudge. That's where body scrub products step in.
Normal skin turnover slows as we age, and things like dry weather or harsh soaps make it worse. Dead cells pile up, clog pores, and trap oil. Not only does this make your skin rough, but it can lead to ingrown hairs and breakouts.
Not all scrubs are created equal. Some leave you feeling softer while others just irritate. The trick is knowing what actually works and what to skip.
Alpha hydroxy acids (like glycolic or lactic) break down dead skin without scrubbing. These work well if you want to avoid redness, but can be pricey and need patch testing.
If your goal is smoother skin, start with a scrub that matches your skin type. Oily or acne-prone? Look for fine salt or a touch of salicylic acid. Dry or sensitive? Sugar scrubs with moisturizing oils do the trick.
If you're tired of trial-and-error with body scrub products, Arish BIO-NATURAL provides natural exfoliants that blend plant oils with finely milled scrubbing agents, designed to leave your skin soft and hydrated. You can even use our AI Skin Analyser for a custom recommendation. Check it out at arishbionatural.com.
Yes. Gentle exfoliation with a sugar-based scrub can help smooth bumpy skin caused by keratosis pilaris. Avoid harsh or abrasive scrubs to prevent irritation.
Most people find 2-3 times a week is plenty. Using scrubs every day can lead to redness and sensitivity.
Scrubbing before shaving helps lift hairs and remove dead skin, reducing the risk of ingrown hairs. Don’t scrub right after shaving—you’ll just irritate your skin.
Natural scrubs with plant oils and gentle exfoliants usually work well for most skin types, and they’re less likely to cause microtears. Always check ingredient lists for allergens.
Yes, but choose sugar-based scrubs or chemical exfoliants like lactic acid. Avoid rough particles and always patch test first.
Scrubs remove dead skin, but they can strip away moisture if you don’t follow up with a good body lotion or cream.
Absolutely. Regular exfoliation helps prevent ingrown hairs by keeping follicles clear, but don’t scrub too hard or too often.
We use finely milled natural exfoliants and nourishing oils for gentle, effective results. Plus, our AI Skin Analyser gives personalized recommendations.
If you have eczema, skip harsh scrubs and look for ultra-gentle products. Always ask your dermatologist before trying something new.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers a free AI Skin Analyser to help you select the perfect scrub for your skin needs. Visit arishbionatural.com for details.