Body Scrubs & Exfoliators

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Shop Body Scrubs at The Body Shop Body scrubs differ most in texture, which decides how an exfoliating body scrub feels on your skin. The Shea and Coconut Body Scrubs are intense sugar scrubs, the Mango Body Scrub is a rich one, and the Almond Milk Body Scrub is creamy. The Spa of the World™ French Grapeseed Scrub has a zingy sugar texture, and the Brazilian Cupuaçu Scrub-in-Oil from the same line pairs salt crystals with cupuaçu butter. Scents run from nutty Shea and sweet Strawberry to creamy Coconut and warm Pumpkin . Our men's scrubs include the Mango, Shea, and Coconut Body Scrubs. What does a body scrub do? A body scrub exfoliates the skin on your body. As you massage, grains lift dead skin cells: sugar in the Shea Body Scrub , salt crystals in the Brazilian Cupuaçu Scrub-in-Oil, and walnut shell powder in the Almond Milk Body Scrub . Body exfoliator is the wider term for anything that lifts dead skin cells, and a body scrub is the physical kind, with grains you can feel, while other exfoliators contain ingredients such as acids. Rinse it off, and your skin is ready for the cleansing and moisturising steps of your body care routine . What is the best body scrub for dry skin? There is no single best body scrub, so start with texture, from creamy to intense, or set your own grit with the Scrub-in-Oil by using more oil for a gentler scrub or more salt for a more intense one. The Shea Body Scrub and the Coconut Body Scrub are made for very dry skin, and the Mango Body Scrub is a rich sugar scrub for dry skin. The Almond Milk Body Scrub is the gentle option for dry, sensitive skin, and the Scrub-in-Oil offers an oil-based one. Afterwards, moisturise dry skin or smooth on a body butter . How do you use a body scrub? Massage the exfoliating scrub into damp skin with circular movements, giving elbows and knees extra time, then rinse well. Use the French Grapeseed Scrub two or three times a week, and if your skin feels irritated, use any exfoliator for body skin less o