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Your questions, answered
How is this different from a regular face & body scrub?
How is this different from a regular face & body scrub?
Traditional scrubs use rough beads or grains that can scratch and irritate skin. Our gel uses gentle orange (citrus) enzymes that loosen dead skin, excess oil, and buildup — so you get smooth, refreshed skin without the harsh rubbing. It’s exfoliation that feels good, even on delicate areas.
What are the little “rolls” that lift off when I massage it in?
What are the little “rolls” that lift off when I massage it in?
As you massage, the gel gathers up the dead skin cells, oil, and impurities on the surface and rolls them into soft flakes you rinse away. Part of what you see is the gel formula itself doing its job — it’s a normal, expected part of how a peeling gel works, and it’s your cue that the buildup is being lifted.
Do I use it on dry skin or wet skin?
Do I use it on dry skin or wet skin?
Always apply it to clean,dryskin — this is the step people most often get wrong. A peeling gel needs a dry surface to work: as you massage, it grips and rolls away dead skin. On wet or damp skin it can’t grab hold, so you won’t see the rolls and it won’t exfoliate properly. So the order is: cleanse, pat completely dry, massage in circles for 1–2 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water and moisturize.
Is it gentle enough for sensitive skin?How often should I use it?
Is it gentle enough for sensitive skin?How often should I use it?
Yes. It’s a mild, non-abrasive gel that exfoliates without scratching, so it suits sensitive and delicate skin and is gentle enough for regular use. As with any new skincare product, do a quick patch test on your inner arm first. If you have a specific skin condition, check with your dermatologist.
For most people, 1–3 times per week is ideal. If your skin is sensitive or dry, start once a week and build up as your skin adjusts. Oilier skin types can lean toward the higher end.








