Description
Rose Body Scrub is a 400g luxury sugar scrub that gently exfoliates the skin and smooths away the look of dryness and roughness, leaving it silky soft with moisture that lasts. It helps renew the look of your skin so it appears brighter and fresher, and turns your body care routine into a moment of pampering and relaxation.
Rose Body Scrub Benefits & Features
- Gently exfoliates and lifts away dead skin cells.
- Smooths the look of dryness and rough patches.
- Leaves skin silky soft with moisture that lasts.
- Helps renew the look of the skin for a brighter, fresher appearance.
- Made with sugar, shea butter, cocoa butter, sweet almond oil and vitamin E.
- Wrapped in the elegant floral Rose fragrance.
Key Ingredients
- Shea Butter: Deeply nourishes the skin and helps keep it moisturised and soft.
- Cocoa Butter: Gives the skin softness and elasticity and helps improve its texture.
- Vitamin E: Helps support the look of the skin and keep it looking healthy.
- Sweet Almond Oil: Moisturises the skin and leaves it with a smooth, silky feel.
- Sugar: Gently exfoliates and removes dead skin cells, leaving skin softer and more radiant.
Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes: Raspberry, pink pepper, and bitter orange.
- Heart Notes: Roman musk, jasmine, French orange blossom, Damask jasmine, and neroli.
- Base Notes: Tonka bean, vanilla, benzoin, musk, cashmere woods, and amber.
The Rose Scent Profile
Rose opens bright, with raspberry and pink pepper cut by a touch of bitter orange. The heart turns properly floral through jasmine, French orange blossom and neroli, then dries down to tonka bean, vanilla, benzoin and cashmere woods. In Rose Body Scrub the result is warm and romantic rather than sharp: it lifts with the steam of a warm shower and stays softly on the skin after you rinse. Choose it whenever you want your body care to feel like a ritual.
How to Use Rose Body Scrub
- Wet your body with warm water to open pores and prepare the skin.
- Apply an appropriate amount of scrub and massage in circular motions for 15–30 seconds, focusing on rough areas.
- Rinse thoroughly, gently pat your skin dry, and follow with a moisturizer for extra softness.
How Often
Use Rose Body Scrub once or twice a week. Exfoliating more often than that tends to irritate the skin rather than improve it, so leave a few days between sessions. On the days in between, a body butter or lotion keeps the softness going.
Precautions
- Do not overuse: once or twice a week only, to avoid irritating the skin.
- Never apply to dry skin: sugar crystals on dry skin can cause light scratches, so always wet your body first.
- Avoid broken skin: keep it away from areas with cuts, wounds or inflammation.
Why a Sugar Scrub
Sugar is a physical exfoliant. As you massage, its crystals buff away the dull outer layer of dead cells that makes skin look tired and feel rough. Because sugar dissolves in water, the grains soften as you work, which makes a sugar scrub a gentle choice for regular body care. In Rose Body Scrub the sugar sits in a base of shea butter, cocoa butter and sweet almond oil, so the skin is cushioned while it is exfoliated instead of being left tight and stripped.
For more detail, see the reference entry on exfoliation and our guide to body scrub benefits.
Who Is It For?
Anyone whose skin feels dry or rough, or simply looks dull, especially on elbows, knees and heels. Rose Body Scrub suits most skin types. If your skin is sensitive, start once a week and try it on a small area first. Choose Rose if you love warm floral scents with depth.
What to Use Afterwards
Freshly exfoliated skin takes in moisture best, so always follow Rose Body Scrub with a moisturiser while your skin is still damp. These carry the same Rose fragrance, so the scent builds instead of competing:
- Rose Body Butter for rich moisture on dry areas.
- Rose Body Lotion for lighter, everyday hydration.
- Rose Package to layer the fragrance across hair and body.
Storage
Close the lid of your Rose Body Scrub tightly after every use and keep the jar away from direct sun and heat. Scoop with dry hands or a small spoon and keep shower water out of the jar, since water dissolves the sugar and changes the texture.
Common Questions
Should I apply it to wet or dry skin?
Wet skin, always. Sugar crystals on dry skin can cause light scratches.
Can I use Rose Body Scrub every day?
No. Once or twice a week is enough; daily exfoliation can irritate the skin.
Can I use it on my face?
It is formulated for the body. Facial skin is thinner and more delicate, so use a gentle facial product instead.
How is it different from the Rose Body Butter?
Same fragrance, different job. The scrub exfoliates and smooths; the butter moisturises. Use the scrub first, then the butter.
