A Peach Scrub for Face and Body
A gentle physical exfoliant that buffs away dead surface cells, smooths rough texture, and leaves skin brighter. Mild enough for the face, and effective on the rougher areas most body products ignore — arms, elbows, knees, legs.
Rs. 875.
What It Does
- Removes dead skin cells and surface buildup
- Smooths rough, bumpy texture on face and body
- Helps clear congestion and refine the look of pores
- Leaves skin brighter and better able to absorb what follows
- Gentle enough for weekly use, on all skin types
Physical vs Chemical Exfoliation
A scrub works mechanically — the particles physically lift dead cells off the surface. The Glycolic Acid 7% Toner works chemically, dissolving the bonds holding those cells in place.
Neither replaces the other, and neither should be doubled up. Used on alternate days, they cover different ground: the acid does the deeper resurfacing work on the face, while the scrub handles immediate smoothing and reaches body areas an acid toner isn't practical for.
Never use both on the same day. Over-exfoliation damages the barrier, and the result is redness, sensitivity and skin that looks worse than before you started.
How to Use
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 follow with moisturizer. Once or twice a week.
On the body: use in the shower on damp skin, working over rough areas — elbows, knees, upper arms, legs. You can be slightly firmer here than on the face. Rinse and moisturize while skin is still damp. Once or twice a week.
Timing: not on the same day as the Glycolic Acid toner. Alternate them across the week.
After exfoliating, wear SPF. Freshly exfoliated skin is more vulnerable to UV.
Avoid on active breakouts, sunburn, or irritated skin — physical exfoliation on inflamed skin makes it worse. For active acne, the 2% Salicylic Acid Cleanser is the better choice.
Complete the Routine
Follow with a ceramide moisturizer on face and body — exfoliated skin absorbs it better and needs the barrier support. On non-scrub evenings, the Glycolic Acid 7% Toner handles chemical resurfacing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the scrub price in Pakistan?
Rs. 875 — and it works on both face and body, so it replaces two products.
Can I use it on my body?
Yes. It's formulated for both. On the body you can work slightly firmer, particularly on elbows, knees and legs.
How often should I use a scrub?
Once or twice a week for most people. More than that risks damaging the barrier, especially if you also use chemical exfoliants.
Can I use it with the Glycolic Acid toner?
Yes, but never on the same day. Alternate them — for example, scrub on Sunday, toner on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Start once weekly and see how your skin responds. If you get redness that lasts more than an hour, reduce frequency or switch to chemical exfoliation only.
Can I use it on active acne?
No — avoid inflamed or broken-out areas. Physical exfoliation over active spots spreads bacteria and worsens inflammation. Use the salicylic acid cleanser instead.
Does it help with rough skin on arms and legs?
Yes — that's where a scrub is most useful. Regular exfoliation followed by moisturizer is the standard approach for rough, bumpy texture on the upper arms and thighs.
Do I need to moisturize after?
Yes, on face and body. Apply while skin is still slightly damp.
