Face & Body Scrub
One scrub, for face and body. Rs. 875 for a gentle physical exfoliant that smooths rough texture, clears dead skin buildup, and works everywhere from your cheeks to your elbows.
Peach Perfect Scrub — Rs. 875
A gentle exfoliating scrub, mild enough for facial skin and effective on the rougher body areas most products ignore. Suitable for all skin types, once or twice a week.
- Removes dead skin cells and surface buildup
- Smooths rough, bumpy texture on face and body
- Brightens dull skin and refines the look of pores
- Preps skin to absorb moisturizer and serums more effectively
Physical vs Chemical Exfoliation
A scrub works mechanically — particles lift dead cells off the surface. The Glycolic Acid 7% Toner works chemically, dissolving the bonds that hold those cells in place.
| Scrub (physical) | Glycolic Acid (chemical) | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Buffs cells away | Dissolves the bonds holding them |
| Immediate smoothness | Yes, straight away | Builds over weeks |
| Dark spots, tone | Limited | Better choice |
| Body use | Yes | Not practical |
| Frequency | 1–2× per week | 3–4 evenings per week |
Never use both on the same day. Over-exfoliation damages the barrier and leaves skin red, sensitive, and looking worse than when you started. Alternate them across the week.
How to Use a Scrub
On the face: massage onto damp skin in light circular motions for about 30 seconds. Don't press hard — the particles do the work, and scrubbing aggressively is what causes irritation. Rinse with lukewarm water, then moisturize.
On the body: use in the shower on damp skin, working over elbows, knees, upper arms and legs. You can be slightly firmer here. Rinse, then moisturize while skin is still damp.
Afterwards: always follow with moisturizer, and wear SPF the next morning — freshly exfoliated skin is more vulnerable to UV.
Avoid on active breakouts, sunburn or irritated skin. For active acne, the 2% Salicylic Acid Cleanser is the better choice.
Shop by Skin Concern
- Dullness — dull, flat complexion
- Pores — enlarged pores and congestion
- Dark Spots — hyperpigmentation and sun damage
- Acne — active breakouts and blackheads
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best face scrub in Pakistan?
A gentle one used sparingly. Harsh scrubs with sharp particles do more damage than good — look for something mild enough to use without pressure, once or twice a week. Rs. 875 here, and it works on the body too.
What is the best body scrub in Pakistan?
One you'll use consistently on the areas that need it — elbows, knees, upper arms and legs. Regular exfoliation followed by moisturizer is the standard approach for rough, bumpy body texture.
What is the scrub price in Pakistan?
Rs. 875 for a face and body scrub, which is a single product covering what many brands split into two.
How often should I use a scrub?
Once or twice a week for most people. More than that risks damaging the barrier, particularly alongside chemical exfoliants.
How do I use a body scrub?
In the shower, on damp skin, working in circles over rough areas. Rinse and moisturize while skin is still damp.
Can I use a scrub with the Glycolic Acid toner?
Yes, but never on the same day. Alternate them — scrub on Sunday, toner on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, for example.
Is a scrub suitable for sensitive skin?
Start once weekly and monitor. If redness lasts more than an hour, reduce frequency or use chemical exfoliation only.
Can I use a scrub on acne?
Not on active breakouts. Physical exfoliation over inflamed spots spreads bacteria and worsens irritation.