Ingredient notes
Walnut gives Body Polish its physical exfoliation. Milled shell particles lift dead surface cells as you massage; how smooth the result feels depends on pressure and time, not on scrubbing harder. Rinse thoroughly.
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When skin feels rougher than it looks
Polish away the build-up. Smooth the rough spots. Finish soft.
Walnut + orange peel · Rinse-off body polish
Body Polish
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A rinse-off polish for rough-feeling elbows, knees, heels and everything in between
4.7 average · 118 reviews on this pageBody Polish puts finely milled walnut at the centre of a rinse-off body ritual for skin that feels rough at the elbows, knees and heels. A few gentle minutes on damp skin, a thorough rinse, and a softer feel from shoulders to toes.
200 ML · WALNUT + ORANGE PEEL · RINSE-OFF BODY POLISH
200 MLWhole-body jar
RINSE-OFFDamp skin, then rinse
WALNUTMilled-shell polish
Walnut polish. Botanical softness.
A rinse-off scrub designed around what rough-feeling skin actually needs: exfoliation without harshness.
For skin that feels rough, dry and uneven to the touch
Give rough-feeling skin a smoother surface to start from.
Skin renews itself, but dead surface cells and everyday build-up sit on top and make it feel rougher than it is. A gentle physical polish lifts them; the botanicals keep the finish soft.
Finely milled walnut lifts dead surface cells on contact, so the skin underneath can feel fresh and smooth after rinsing. A light touch is all it takes.
Elbows, knees and heels respond to a few extra circles with gentle pressure. Patience, not force, is what changes how they feel.
Rose, sandal oil and cucumber extract keep the rinse-off feel comfortable rather than tight, with no film left behind.
Haridra (turmeric) and jastimadhu (licorice root) sit alongside the exfoliant, the way Arish formulas usually bring a botanical system rather than a single active.
Body Polish is a rinse-off step. Use it on damp skin in the shower and follow with your body moisturiser.
Follow the frequency printed on your pack and give skin a break if it ever feels irritated. More often is not better.
One polishing hero · six botanical supporting actives
Walnut polishes. The botanicals finish the job.
Finely milled walnut is the formula anchor. Orange peel, rose, sandal oil, turmeric, licorice root and cucumber extract support the finish. Open each card for what the ingredient is known for, without pretending that a plant extract and a measured result on this jar are the same thing.
Ingredient notes
Orange peel is the signature companion to walnut in this formula, bringing a bright, clean finish to the rinse and a naturally fresh scent to the ritual. It is part of a botanical blend, not a harsh active.
Ingredient notes
Rose is traditionally used in skincare for its comforting feel on skin after cleansing or exfoliation. In Body Polish it supports the soft, calm finish once the walnut has done its work.
Ingredient notes
Sandal oil is a long-standing ingredient in Indian body care, valued for a soothing, hydrating feel. Here it balances the physical polish so skin does not feel stripped.
Ingredient notes
Turmeric has a long traditional record in Indian skincare for supporting an even-looking tone. This card describes the ingredient; it does not claim a clinical result for the finished product.
Ingredient notes
Licorice root is used in cosmetic formulas to help improve the look of skin texture and tone. As with every card here, the claim is about the ingredient, not a measured result on this product.
Ingredient notes
Cucumber extract adds a cooling touch that leaves skin feeling refreshed after rinsing. It is the quietest ingredient in the jar and one you notice most on warm days.
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The difference between a scrub claim and a scrub routine
Smooth is not magic. It is a surface, treated gently.
Skin on the body is thicker than facial skin and gets more friction from clothes, chairs and shoes. Dead surface cells build up fastest on elbows, knees and heels, which is why those areas feel rough first.
A physical polish lifts what sits on the surface. It does not change what is underneath, and it does not need to: the honest payoff is skin that feels smoother and softer after rinsing, and a moisturiser that goes on more evenly afterwards.
01 HERO
Walnut leads the formulaMilled walnut shell provides the physical polish; everything else supports the finish
06 BOTANICALS
A defined supporting plant systemOrange peel, rose, sandal oil, turmeric, licorice root and cucumber
200 ML
Made for the whole bodyShoulders, arms, elbows, knees and heels, with a little going a long way
RINSE-OFF
Used on damp skin, then rinsedNo film, no residue; follow with moisturiser
The few-minute polish ritual
Dampen. Polish. Rinse. Feel the difference.
Use enough to coat the areas that need attention without burying the skin under product. Follow the current pack for frequency, and patch test before first use.
Dampen and scoop
Start with damp skin in the shower. Scoop a small amount into your palm; enough to coat the area, not bury it.
Polish, don’t scrub
Massage in small circles with a light touch, giving elbows, knees and heels a few extra passes. More pressure never means a better polish.
Rinse and moisturise
Rinse thoroughly, pat dry and follow with your body moisturiser. Judge the result by how the skin feels, not by any shine.
Reviews on this page
4.7/ 5 average
118 reviews on this page
Smooth feel repeatedly mentionedGlow and shine mentionedNatural formula praised
4.7 average · 118 reviews on this page
The result should show in how skin feels, not in a filter.
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Body Polish, because none have been taken under matched conditions. What the published reviews describe is a smoother, softer feel and a brighter look after use; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
Published customer feedback
“Bye Bye to the parlors since I get the glow and shine at home itself .... :)”— sanchita barua · Body Polish review on this page
Published customer feedback
“Feeling great after using this product. Thanks for offering us a good natural product.”— Mita Das · Body Polish review on this page
Published customer feedback
“Quite good product. Leaves skin smooth and supple.”— Manojit · Body Polish review on this page
Build a routine around the polish
Cleanse. Polish. Moisturise. Keep the softness.
Pair Body Polish with compatible Arish body care, and adjust the frequency to your skin and the current pack directions.
The questions people ask after too many rough-skin days
Body polishing, without the mythology.
It is a gentle, rinse-off polish with botanicals rather than harsh actives. Patch test before first use and keep your touch light. Skip it on irritated or broken skin.
Follow the directions and frequency on your current pack. Keep pressure light and give your skin a break if it feels irritated.
Body wash is your cleansing step. Body Polish is your rinse-off exfoliating step. Finish your routine with moisturiser.
This is a body product. Choose a face-specific cleanser or exfoliant for your facial routine.
Avoid freshly shaved, broken or irritated skin. Wait until your skin feels comfortable before exfoliating.
Check the ingredient list on your current pack, especially if you have a known allergy. The pack takes precedence over the ingredient highlights on this page.
One last look
Ready to give your skin a few gentle minutes?
Dampen. Polish. Rinse. A walnut and orange peel ritual for rough-feeling skin, from shoulders to toes.
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