Scrubs & Exfoliants

Buff your way to smoother, softer skin with our edit of body scrubs and exfoliators. From classic sugar scrubs like the viral OUAI Hair & Body Scrub to exfoliating body washes powered by hardworking acids, discover formulas designed to sweep away dead skin cells and tackle rough, uneven texture and unlock the ultimate head-to-toe glow.

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The Glow Getter Body Scrub
NATURIUM
Price reduced from £22.00 to £17.60
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KP Scrub & Mask
NATURIUM
£8.00 - £16.80
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Geranium Leaf Body Scrub
Aesop
Price reduced from £33.00 to £26.40
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Eucalyptus Hand and Body Scrub
Malin + Goetz
Price reduced from £33.00 to £26.40
20% OFF
Scalp & Body Scrub (St Barts)
Hypochlorous Acid Body Peel Shot
Medicube
Price reduced from £21.00 to £16.80
20% OFF
Scalp and Body Scrub Melrose Place Travel Size
Ouai
Price reduced from £20.00 to £16.00
20% OFF
Perfect Legs 100% Natural Scrub
This Works
Price reduced from £28.00 to £22.40
FREE GIFT
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Smoothing Body Polish
BYOMA
Price reduced from £13.00 to £10.40
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The Body Exfoliator Eucalyptus
Nécessaire
Price reduced from £32.00 to £25.60
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Your Questions, Answered

A body scrub physically buffs away dead skin cells to help smooth rough, uneven texture and leave skin feeling softer. Many formulas now offer added skincare benefits too, like the Naturium Glow Getter Body Scrub, which hydrates and conditions your skin as you scrub.

A body scrub is a type of physical exfoliator that uses particles such as sugar or salt to manually buff away dead skin cells. Body exfoliators can also use acids like glycolic acid and other AHAs, which work by loosening dead skin cells without the need to scrub.

Yes. Exfoliating removes dead skin cells that can block pores and trap hairs, helping to prevent ingrown hairs and keep skin smooth.

For keratosis pilaris (KP), look for exfoliating acids such as the Naturium Glycolic Acid Body Wash to help smooth rough, bumpy skin and remove dead skin cells.