Salt and Sugar Body Scrubs All Natural.

Benefits of using a salt + sugar body scrub (regularly)

• Smoother skin fast: Buffs away dead skin so your skin feels instantly softer.

• Helps with dullness: Leaves a brighter-looking glow (great before events).

• Unclogs + refreshes: Helps lift build-up so skin feels cleaner and less “rough”.

• Better moisture absorption: Your body butter/oils sink in better after exfoliating.

• Targets rough areas: Especially elbows, knees, ankles, feet.

• Spa-feel at home: The massage action boosts circulation and gives that pamper vibe.

Quick reality check: Scrubs help texture and softness, but they won’t “erase” stretch marks or cure eczema. If skin is irritated, broken, sunburnt, freshly shaved, or flaring—skip the scrub that day.

Step-by-step: How to use it (the best way)

1) Prep in the shower

• Warm shower for 2–3 minutes to soften skin.

2) Apply on damp skin

• Turn the water down/off briefly.

• Scoop a small amount (start with 1–2 teaspoons per body area).

3) Massage gently

• Use circular motions with light pressure.

• 30–60 seconds per area is enough.

• Focus on elbows/knees/heels—don’t over-scrub.

4) Rinse well

• Rinse with warm water until skin feels clean, not gritty.

5) Pat dry

• Don’t rub hard with the towel.

6) Moisturise immediately

• Apply your Golden Aura whipped shea body butter right after (best glow + softness).

How often should customers use it?

• Normal skin: 2–3 times a week

• Sensitive skin: 1 time a week (or patch test first)

• Very dry/rough areas (feet/elbows): up to 3 times a week, gentle pressure

Extra tips (to prevent irritation + get better results)

• Do not use on face (unless it’s specifically a face scrub formula).

• Avoid right after shaving/waxing: wait 24–48 hours.

• Patch test if you’re sensitive or using active body products (retinol/AHAs).

• Use a clean scoop (or dry hands) to keep the jar fresh.