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Buff It Out
AHA Exfoliating Body Scrub
Use if you want to say goodbye to dull, rough, and bumpy skin.
Dermatologist-Tested | Sensitive Skin-Approved | Fragrance-Free
Buff up your body care. This creamy exfoliator contains AHAs (lactic and glycolic acid) that work hand-in-hand with finely-ground pumice and pomegranate enzymes to help treat bumps, polish away dry patches, and improve uneven skin tone, revealing fresher, brighter-looking skin. The combination of chemical and physical exfoliation promotes cell renewal to help minimize body breakouts, chicken skin, strawberry legs, and rough texture for skin that’s smooth as glass. It’s safe for all skin types, including sensitive.
The Results (based on a two-week trial of people aged 18-65):
97% say skin feels softer and smoother
94% say skin looks brighter
93% agree it improves the appearance of rough, bumpy skin
Made with 86% PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic
HOW: In the shower or bath, massage a generous amount of this AHA body scrub into wet skin using gentle circular motions, then rinse. Follow with moisturizer.
WHERE: Neck down, all over, paying special attention to rough and bumpy areas.
WHEN: AM or PM, 1-3 times a week.
GOOD TO KNOW: With its medium grit, this exfoliating body scrub is a perfect pre-shave step for preventing bumps and ingrown hairs on sensitive areas like underarms and the bikini line.
GLYCOLIC ACID (1%) gently resurfaces
LACTIC ACID (9%) helps brighten dullness
PUMICE (20%) polishes and refines
POMEGRANATE ENZYMES (0.1%) exfoliate dull, dead skin
Free from parabens, silicones, sulfates, and 1,350+ ingredients that have questionable data.
RECYCLE IT:
CLIMATE TRANSPARENCY:
We are a climate-first brand focused on reducing our footprint. Our partner in emissions tracking, Bluebird Climate, calculates each product’s footprint using Greenhouse Gas Protocol, which considers emissions from materials, ingredients, manufacturing, transportation, and distribution. A product’s waste footprint is calculated by examining its recyclability and degradability.