Exfoliants & Scrubs

Most people use a sugar scrub 1 to 3 times per week. Over exfoliating can lead to sensitivity, so it’s best to adjust frequency based on your skin type. If your skin feels smooth and comfortable, you’re likely using it at the right interval.

Yes. Exfoliating before applying fake tan helps remove dry patches and uneven texture, creating a smoother surface for more even colour application. Focus on areas such as elbows, knees and ankles for best results.

Regular exfoliation naturally removes surface skin cells, which can gradually fade fake tan. This makes sugar scrub useful both before tanning and when you’re ready to remove old tan and prepare for a fresh application.

Many people exfoliate before shaving. Removing dead skin cells can help lift hairs and create a smoother surface for the razor to glide across. Be gentle and avoid exfoliating immediately after shaving to reduce irritation.

Sugar scrubs are best applied to damp skin in the shower. Damp skin allows the sugar to glide more easily and dissolve gradually, giving controlled exfoliation without excessive friction.