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If you've got sensitive skin, chances are you've tried a scrub and ended up with stinging or redness. Scrubs can help with dullness and rough patches, but many formulas use abrasive particles or strong acids that damage your skin barrier. In fact, up to 50% of people with sensitive skin report irritation after using standard exfoliators.
Your skin's protective layer is thinner and less resilient. When you use rough scrubs or products loaded with synthetic fragrances, microtears and inflammation happen fast. This isn't just uncomfortable—it can worsen dryness, flare up existing conditions, or even lead to breakouts.
Flip that tube and scan for potential triggers. Sodium lauryl sulfate, menthol, and alcohol are common offenders. If you see them high on the list, put the product back. Instead, seek scrubs with a short, simple ingredient list focused on natural actives.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers a gentle exfoliating scrub that blends ultra-fine natural beads with soothing plant extracts—no harsh chemicals, no synthetic fragrance. We designed it for sensitive skin, so you get smoother texture without irritation. Try our AI Skin Analyser for a tailored recommendation at arishbionatural.com.
Yes, but choose a formula with soothing ingredients like aloe or chamomile and avoid physical scrubs with rough particles. Always patch test first and consult your dermatologist.
Once a week is usually enough. If your skin feels comfortable, you can try twice weekly, but watch for any signs of irritation.
Skip walnut shell, apricot pits, menthol, alcohol, sodium lauryl sulfate, and synthetic fragrances or dyes. These can trigger redness and discomfort.
Harsh particles or chemical additives can damage your skin barrier, causing stinging or burning. Sensitive skin reacts fast to these irritants.
Both can work, but physical scrubs with ultra-fine, rounded beads are often safer. Mild chemical exfoliants like lactic acid may help, but test cautiously.
Our scrub uses plant-based beads and soothing extracts, with no synthetic fragrance or harsh chemicals. It's designed to smooth without causing irritation.
Gentle exfoliation removes dead skin and can make moisturizer work better. Just keep it light and follow with a hydrating cream.
Absolutely! Just avoid layering strong acids or retinoids right after exfoliating, and always moisturize afterward for best results.
Yes, our AI Skin Analyser scans your skin and recommends products like our gentle scrub, matching ingredients to your sensitivity needs.
Not always! Natural doesn't mean gentle. Scrubs with rough seeds or shells can still irritate. Look for ones with ultra-fine, rounded beads.