Switching to a clean, sugar-based scrub with a quality moisturizer built-in can replace up to 5 different products.
Saving you time, money, and effort. So, what do you need to know before you buy your next sugar scrub?
Sugar is a great option because it’s gentle on the skin, yet effectively removes the layer of dead skin cells which blocks lotions, creams, and oils from properly absorbing into your skin.
Sugar melts quickly in water, so in most cases using your product in the shower is ideal.
Sugar scrubs can help to even out combination skin and some have reported it helping with breakouts, because of the removal of the dead skin cells.
Exfoliating and moisturizing can help with Keratosis Pilaris a common skin condition, sometimes known as ‘chicken skin’ by gently removing the plug of dead skin cells at the hair follicle.
Regular use will gently remove and prevent them from coming back.
Massage onto legs, underarms, and bikini area to exfoliate for a clean, close shave--leave on to shave with the oil or rinse and then shave depending on your skin’s preference.
Rinse sugar off and always pat hands and body dry.
#1 Alcohol-free
Why: It’s drying to the skin, and not suited for sensitive skin types.
#2 Salt-free
Why: Because it irritates cracked skin, can cause a burning sensation, is not suited for sensitive skin types, and can aggravate redness.
#3 Fragrance-free
Why: Contains a plethora of unknown ingredients and/or harmful chemicals that can cause long-term health effects.
#4 Customer Reviews
Why: Always check out customer testimonials whenever possible before you buy your next sugar scrub to get a good idea if this product will work for you, and to save you time, money, and of course frustration.
#5 Read the ingredients list
Why: Get into the habit of reading the ingredients on the BACK of the jars (not just what’s claimed on the front) just like the food you eat.
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