Fragrance Scrub 250ml

Ingredient List

Cocomidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Sodium Cocoisothionate, Polawax, Soybean Oil, Polysorbate 80, Shea Butter, Liquid Germal Plus, Aqua, Sugar, 

This formulation is well-balanced for a gentle yet effective exfoliating experience:

Smooth, Renewed Skin: Sugar granules physically exfoliate, removing dead skin cells to reveal softer, brighter skin. Sugar is also non-toxic to aquatic life.

Non-Stripping Cleanse: The combination of Cocamidopropyl Betaine + SCI creates a rich, creamy lather that cleans without stripping natural oils.

Deep Hydration: Glycerin + Shea Butter + Soybean Oil provide both immediate (humectant) and long-lasting (emollient) moisture. Your skin won't feel tight after rinsing.

No Greasy Residue: Polysorbate 80 ensures that the oils and butters rinse cleanly, leaving softness without a slippery film on the shower floor.

Stable & Gentle: Polawax creates a stable emulsion, meaning the scrub won't separate into an oily mess. The formula is generally safe for sensitive skin (though patch test first).

Warnings

Because this is a physical scrub and contains preservatives & surfactants:

For External Use Only. Do not ingest.

Avoid Eye Area: Sugar granules and surfactants can cause eye irritation. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with cool water.

Do Not Use on Broken or Irritated Skin: Open wounds, rashes, sunburn, or active acne should not be scrubbed.

Slip Hazard: Sugar and oils can make shower/bath surfaces very slippery. Rinse the floor/tub after use to prevent falls.

Patch Test First: Even though ingredients are generally mild, some people may be sensitive to Cocamidopropyl Betaine (a known but uncommon allergen) or Liquid Germall Plus (formaldehyde-releasing preservative).

Sugar Grit: Do not scrub aggressively. Over-exfoliation can damage the skin barrier, causing redness and sensitivity.

Pregnancy/Nursing: Generally considered safe for external use, but consult a doctor if you have specific concerns (no known contraindications for topical exfoliation).

Not for Face (unless specified): Body scrubs often have larger sugar granules than facial scrubs. Use a dedicated facial scrub for delicate facial skin.

Allergies: Avoid if allergic to soy (soybean oil) or tree nuts (shea butter is generally non-allergenic but proceed with caution).

How to Use

Frequency:

Normal skin: 2–3 times per week.

Dry or sensitive skin: 1–2 times per week (or less).

Oily or thick skin (e.g., back, feet): Up to 4 times per week.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Prep: In the shower or bath, wet your skin thoroughly with warm water (this softens dead skin cells for better exfoliation).

Scoop: Using clean fingers or a spatula, scoop out a small amount (about 1–2 tablespoons for full body).

Apply & Scrub Gently: Massage onto damp skin in small, circular motions. Use light pressure – let the sugar do the work.

Order: Start at your feet and work upward toward the heart to promote circulation.

Avoid: Face, eyes, and any irritated areas.

Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse off with warm water. You will feel a light, non-greasy moisturizing film – this is the shea butter and polysorbate working.

Pat Dry: Gently pat skin dry with a towel (do not rub aggressively).

Moisturize (Optional but recommended): Follow with your favorite lotion or body butter to lock in hydration.