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Most people notice dry patches or uneven texture on their arms and legs—especially after winter or a bout of stress. That roughness comes from dead skin cells piling up on the surface, trapping oil and making skin look tired. Exfoliating is the fix, but using the wrong scrub can leave you irritated or no better off.
Your body sheds millions of skin cells every day. As you age, or if you're dehydrated, the natural shedding process slows down. Pollution, sweat, and sunscreen can make buildup worse. That's when you start noticing itchy spots or flakes, and your lotion just sits on top instead of sinking in.
Sugar scrubs are a gentle, effective way to buff away dead skin. The crystals dissolve quickly, so you're less likely to over-exfoliate. Look for products that combine sugar with hydrating oils—think coconut, almond, or jojoba—to replenish your skin while you scrub. Bonus points if the formula skips harsh fragrances and dyes.
Sugar is gentler, dissolves faster, and works for sensitive skin types. Salt scrubs can be too rough for daily use, and they sting if you have cuts or freshly shaved skin. Stick to sugar if you're new to exfoliating or have reactive skin.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers sugar scrubs crafted with pure, plant-based oils and zero synthetic colors. We blend natural exfoliants with soothing botanicals for a balanced formula that leaves your skin soft—not stripped. Try our AI Skin Analyser for personalized recommendations at arishbionatural.com.
Most people see best results using a sugar scrub once or twice a week. Overdoing it can make your skin sensitive or dry.
Yes, sugar scrubs are generally gentle enough for sensitive skin. Just choose unscented or naturally scented formulas and use light pressure.
Wait at least 24 hours after shaving before using a sugar scrub. Scrubbing freshly shaved skin can cause irritation or small cuts.
Regular gentle exfoliation can help prevent ingrown hairs by clearing away dead skin and letting hair grow out freely.
We use pure, plant-based oils and botanicals with no synthetic additives, making our formula gentle and nourishing for all skin types.
Sugar scrubs can last 6 to 12 months if stored in a cool, dry place. If it smells off or separates, it’s time for a new jar.
You can mix sugar with oils like coconut or olive oil for a quick DIY scrub, but store-bought versions are often safer and better balanced.
Daily use is usually too much for most skin types. Stick to a couple times per week to avoid irritation.
Yes, sugar scrubs gently remove dead skin, helping moisturizers sink in and reducing rough, dry spots.
Try our AI Skin Analyser at arishbionatural.com to find the best sugar scrub for your skin’s unique needs.