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If you're scrubbing away in the shower and still dealing with rough patches, bumps, or dullness, you're not alone. Most folks think any scrub will do, but cheap formulas and harsh grains can actually make things worse. Your body's skin is thicker than your face, but it still needs a gentle touch and the right ingredients to stay healthy.
Every day, your skin sheds millions of dead cells. Without help, those cells cling to your body, clog pores, and leave your skin looking ashy or uneven. Hard water, sweat, and pollution all add to the problem, making regular exfoliation a must—especially for elbows, knees, and back.
If you've tried a sugar or salt scrub that left you feeling raw or oily, you know not every product gets it right. What works? Look for scrubs that balance exfoliating power with hydration. Natural grains like walnut shell or bamboo are tough enough for body skin but less likely to scratch. Pair that grit with soothing oils—think almond, jojoba, shea butter—to keep skin soft.
Using body scrub every day? That’s overkill. Once or twice a week is enough for most people. Dry brushing before showering can help, but it’s not a replacement. And don’t forget—always moisturize after exfoliating to lock in softness.
Cheap scrubs often rely on strong scents or rough salt, but they rarely deliver lasting results. Look for products that blend natural exfoliants with proven skin conditioners. If you notice redness, stinging, or breakouts, switch your formula.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers body scrubs made with real plant oils and eco-friendly exfoliants. If you want smoother skin without irritation, our formulas are dermatologist-tested and free of microplastics. Check out arishbionatural.com for skin-friendly options you can trust.
It's best to use a body scrub once or twice a week. Over-exfoliating can strip your skin and cause irritation, especially if you already have sensitive skin.
Go for natural exfoliants like walnut shell, bamboo, or rice powder, and moisturizing oils like jojoba or shea butter. Avoid microbeads and harsh chemicals.
Regular gentle exfoliation can smooth bumps from keratosis pilaris, but don't scrub too hard. Pair your routine with a moisturizer containing ceramides or urea.
If you have eczema, skip gritty scrubs. Try a gentle chemical exfoliant or stick to fragrance-free, hydrating cleansers. Always moisturize right after showering.
Absolutely. Exfoliating removes dead skin and makes it easier for lotions to absorb. Apply moisturizer while your skin is still damp for best results.
Choose scrubs with fine grains and soothing ingredients. Always patch test on a small area first. If it stings or turns red, switch to a milder formula.
Definitely. Scrubs work for all skin types and genders. Men often benefit from exfoliating, especially if they have thicker skin or work outdoors.
We use plant-based scrubs because they’re gentle on your skin and better for the environment. Our formulas avoid microplastics and synthetic fragrances.
Our scrubs blend natural oils and eco-friendly exfoliants for effective, gentle results. We test all products with dermatologists to ensure safety and results.
Salt scrubs can be abrasive if your skin is sensitive. Opt for sugar or rice-based scrubs, and always use gentle pressure to avoid irritation.