Foot Scrub Set + Body Scrub

Foot scrubs remove layers of hardened dead skin, helping soften calluses and rough patches.

No. Daily exfoliation can irritate the skin. 1–2 times per week is recommended.

Yes. Exfoliation removes flaky skin and allows moisturizers to work more effectively during dry seasons.

Soaking feet in warm water before exfoliating enhances results and reduces irritation.

Yes. Removing dead skin helps reduce odor-causing bacteria buildup.

Soften skin first, then gently scrub and moisturize. Use warm water for 10–15 minutes to loosen dead skin, massage a scrub in circular motions, and focus on heels and rough areas. Regular exfoliation can improve skin smoothness by 30–40%.

Exfoliate consistently and always follow with hydration.
Body: 1–2 times weekly
Feet: 2–3 times weekly (if needed)
Moisturize after. Visible improvements can appear within 2–4 weeks.

Yes, exfoliation removes dead skin and improves rough areas. With consistent use, rough heels and dryness can improve by up to 50%, especially when combined with moisturizers.

Yes, feet need more targeted exfoliation than the body. Foot skin is 20–30 times thicker, so it requires deeper exfoliation, while the body needs gentler care to avoid irritation.

Yes, 1–2 times per week is enough for most skin types. This supports healthy skin renewal while allowing the skin barrier 48–72 hours to recover.

Combining both ensures complete and even skin care. It prevents rough patches and improves overall texture, with 70%+ users reporting smoother skin after consistent routines.