What is the best Japanese body scrub?

House of Rose Oh! Baby Body Smoother is the most popular body scrub in Japan — a gentle sugar-based scrub that comes in seasonal fragrances and leaves skin incredibly smooth. For salt scrubs, Sabon Japan body scrubs offer luxurious mineral exfoliation. For a gentler option, Cure Natural Aqua Gel is a peeling gel that works without any abrasive particles.

How often should I use a body scrub?

For most skin types, 1-2 times per week is ideal. Over-exfoliating can damage the skin barrier and cause irritation. If you have sensitive skin, start with once a week and increase if your skin tolerates it. Avoid scrubbing areas with cuts, sunburn, or active irritation.

What is the difference between a scrub and a peeling gel?

Scrubs use physical particles (sugar, salt, or granules) to manually remove dead skin cells through friction. Peeling gels use chemical or enzymatic ingredients — you massage the gel on dry skin and it rolls up, taking dead skin cells with it. Peeling gels are gentler and better for sensitive skin or delicate areas.

Should I use body scrub before or after body wash?

In the Japanese bathing routine, wash your body first to remove dirt and oil, then apply the scrub to clean, wet skin. Massage in circular motions, then rinse thoroughly. Follow with body lotion or cream while skin is still damp for maximum hydration after exfoliation.

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