A body scrub exfoliator is a physical exfoliant that gently buffs away dead skin cells from the surface of your skin using exfoliating particles, like crushed seeds or sugar crystals, to leave you silky-smooth and soft all year round. Our scrubs go even further, pairing that exfoliating action with nourishing natural oils and Brazilian botanicals so your skin is polished and pampered. 

A good body exfoliating scrub sweeps away dead skin cells, stimulates cell turnover, and preps your skin to absorb moisturizers more effectively. This way, whatever you apply afterwards (like our Brazilian Bum Bum(R) Cream) works even harder. Regular exfoliation can also visibly improve rough texture, uneven tone, and dry patches for skin that glows.

The best exfoliating body scrub routine should happen two to three times a week. This is ideal for most skin types. It’s enough to keep your skin smooth and bright without overdoing it. If your skin is more sensitive, once a week is plenty. On scrub days, always follow up with a generous layer of body cream to lock in that freshly-buffed softness. 

Always after. Cleanse first with your body wash, then apply your scrub to clean, wet skin. Scoop a generous amount, warm it between your palms to release the nourishing oils, then massage into skin using circular motions for about 60 seconds to boost circulation and intensify the smoothing benefits. Rinse, step out, moisturize.

Yes, body scrubs are good (and important) for dry skin, as dead skin cell build-up creates a barrier that stops moisturizers from sinking in. Exfoliate that layer away and your body creams absorb so much deeper. Our body scrubs are formulated with ingredients that nourish as they polish, so your skin feels hydrated, never stripped.

Yes, and for this one, reach straight for our Bom Dia Body Scrub. Like a facial for your body, its 10% AHA & BHA complex targets rough, bumpy patches and strawberry skin, retexturizing and helping to unclog pores for clearer, radiant skin.  It’s our best body scrub for rough and bumpy skin.