Deep Moisturizing and Skin Regeneration
Sensitive and rough skin requires intensive care that not only removes dead skin cells but also deeply moisturizes and regenerates the skin. Body scrubs based on natural butters and oils are an excellent way to restore softness, elasticity, and a healthy glow to the skin.
How do scrubs work on dry and rough skin?
- Gentle exfoliation of dead skin – exfoliating particles (e.g., sugar, sea salt, fruit seeds) remove hardened skin, restoring smoothness to the skin.
- Moisturizing and nourishing – shea butter, plant oils, and organic ingredients deeply moisturize the skin, protecting it from moisture loss.
- Regeneration and strengthening of the hydrolipidic barrier – nutrient-rich in vitamins and fatty acids strengthen the skin and increase its elasticity.
- Improved microcirculation – massaging during scrub application stimulates circulation, allowing the skin to better absorb nutrients.
- Calming irritations and soothing – organic scrubs containing natural plant extracts have soothing properties, helping to reduce redness and tightness.
Best scrubs for dry and rough skin
- Shea butter scrubs – intensely moisturize, soften, and rebuild the skin, making it velvety smooth.
- Organic scrubs – rich in natural plant extracts, nourish the skin and strengthen its protective barrier.
- Sugar scrubs with plant oils – effectively exfoliate the skin while delivering valuable nutrients.
- Salt scrubs with minerals – improve circulation and detoxify the skin, eliminating toxins and impurities.
- Enzymatic scrubs – gently exfoliate dead skin without irritation, ideal for sensitive and prone to dryness skin.
Effects of scrubs for dry and rough skin:
- Smooth and soft skin – removal of dead skin cells makes the skin velvety to the touch.
- Deep moisturizing and regeneration – the skin regains elasticity and a healthy appearance.
- Increased elasticity – natural oils and butters improve skin tension.
- Better absorption of active ingredients – after scrubbing, the skin better absorbs moisturizing and nourishing cosmetics.
- Improvement in skin tone and radiance – oxygenated and nourished skin looks radiant and healthy.
Recommended frequency of treatments: It is best to perform scrubs for dry skin once a week to avoid damaging the skin's hydrolipidic barrier. After scrubbing, it is advisable to use a rich lotion, oil, or body butter to maximize the nourishing and moisturizing effect.
Body scrubs are an essential part of caring for dry and rough skin, as they not only smooth and exfoliate but also deeply moisturize and regenerate the skin. Thanks to natural ingredients such as shea butter, plant oils, or minerals, the skin regains its softness, elasticity, and healthy glow.