What Our Testers Say. When it comes to exfoliation, you can go one of two routes. It largely boils down to a matter of personal preference, but if you want to get skin silky smooth, seeking out a product that combines both methods is a good way to go. Enter this formula. It touts both coffee beans and crushed Marula nut shell powder, as well as a blend of alpha- and beta-hydroxy acids so that you get the best of both worlds. Key Ingredients: Black coffee beans, marula nut shell powder, alpha hydroxy acids Size: 6.
It contains shea butter, which is great for hydration, and relies on gentle coffee grounds to exfoliate and polish the skin, leaving it smoother and brighter, says New York City dermatologist Dr. Debra Jaliman of one of her top picks. The good news is that regular exfoliation, particularly with this formula, can help. It acts as a mechanical exfoliant and chemical peel in one. Biodegradable bamboo polishers do the physical scrubbing, while glycolic and lactic acids tackle the rest.
In fact, over-exfoliating can exacerbate acne. That being said, the right type and amount of sloughing are important for helping to keep pores clear. Enter this effective scrub, which is still gentle enough that it can be used daily. It combines hydrating vitamin E exfoliating beads along with oil-dissolving salicylic acid and radiance-boosting glycolic acid , great for not only keeping blemishes at bay but also warding off the appearance of leftover, telltale dark marks.
Yes, you can exfoliate, even if you have sensitive skin —you just need to be a little more strategic in your sloughing. Enter this formula, a super gentle version that relies on teeny-tiny jojoba beads for very gentle exfoliation so much so that it just feels like a body wash.
Key Ingredients: Jojoba beads, shea oil, safflower oil, camelina oil, glycerin Size: 6. This standout scrub is so good and so natural that it nabbed a coveted Byrdie Eco Beauty Award in On that note, it boasts a clean and minimal ingredient list, relying on naturals such as sugar for exfoliation and coconut oil, and shea butter for hydration.
The sugar crystals deliver the best level of exfoliation; the subtle, sweet-smelling rose scent is just a bonus. Byrdie Senior Editor Holly Rhue sings the praises of this do-it-all formula. The sugar-based scrub is just as effective at sloughing off dry patches on your body as it is at removing dead skin and product build-up from your scalp. Because FYI, your scalp needs just as much TLC as the skin on your face and body, and regular scalp exfoliation can help ensure your strands stay strong and healthy.
It also foams up ever so slightly when mixed with water, which, combined with the heavenly rose-musk scent, makes for a delightful enjoyable exfoliating experience. Key Ingredients: Sugar Size: 8. To that point, since salt can be drying, we appreciate that there are moisturizing oils and aloe in the base for hydration purposes.
For those who naturally have drier or more easily irritated skin, sugar is the best exfoliating ingredient; it still scrubs but is also innately hydrating. The oil is a good source of caffeine , a choice ingredient for stimulating circulation and also helping temporarily minimize the look of cellulite, making this a nice choice for booty buffing. Sugar does the scrubbing part of things, while almond milk helps to hydrate the skin. Exfoliating most definitely deserves a spot in your body care routine.
Sugar-based options are more hydrating and less harsh, a good pick for those with sensitive or drier skin, she says. There are other scrubbies, too; jojoba beads are typically gentler, while any type of nut or seed shell or powder is a bit more intense. They remove dead skin cells, leaving skin radiant and healthier.
They also allow for your moisturizer to penetrate your skin better, says Jaliman. Jaliman suggests cleansing first, as this helps prep the skin for exfoliation. Look for gentle exfoliants in a formula that contain extra moisturizing ingredients , says Jaliman and steer clear of coarser, dryer scrubs. Byrdie contributor Melanie Rud has over a decade of experience in the beauty industry, writing for some of the biggest magazines and websites out there.
She uses a body scrub at least once a week. Currently, she has the Differin product which she uses to ward off backne , the Avene product, and the Necessaire product all stashed in her shower. Meet the Expert. Debra Jaliman is a New York City board-certified dermatologist. Kristen N. Glycolic acid vs. Salicylic acid: pros, cons, skin type suitability. In the same way you'd use an acne cleanser for breakouts on your face, the Neutrogena Body Clear Body Scrub's lathering formula is laced with blemish-busting salicylic acid and tiny exfoliating beads to thwart body blemishes and keep new ones at bay.
Plus, it's gentle enough to use on the reg. This scrub helps treat keratosis pilaris tiny bumps caused by keratin overproduction with some serious physical and chemical exfoliators , including glycolic and lactic acids. Because this stuff is so potent, you'll want to use it as a weekly treatment rather than as a daily body buff. The Fresh Brown Sugar Body Polish launched almost two decades ago, but unlike frosty eye shadow, it's just as popular today as it was in the early aughts — and arguably the inspiration for every brown sugar body scrub since.
This fan-favorite harnesses the exfoliating power of scrumptious brown sugar crystals, yet it smells more like a spa than a bakery, thanks to an unexpected hit of ginseng and peppermint essential oils. A blend of skin-loving evening primrose, jojoba, sweet almond, and apricot kernel oils leave skin feeling supple — not greasy. We're not exactly the linger-in-the-shower type; we're more of the hurry-and-rinse-and-get-on-with-the-day type.
Pore-purging charcoal and zit-zapping tea tree oil simultaneously buff away dead skin cells and draw dirt to the surface and down the drain. This Allure Best of Beauty winner costs less than a latte, but the Caress Evenly Gorgeous Exfoliating Body Wash smells like a million bucks read: toasty vanilla that lingers ever-so-slightly as you go about your day.
The exfoliators in this gel are small and gentle enough for daily use — which is good, because you'll want to bask in this delicious lather every. This Australian-made body scrub looks like ground coffee and smells like ground coffee, but don't expect it to make a good cup of joe.
Although it does contain coffee grounds which act as exfoliators , the Frank Body Original Coffee Scrub is also infused with almond oil, sea salt, and vitamin E to nourish skin. This stuff is loosely packed, so it does get pretty messy. That said, sometimes you've gotta get dirty to get clean, right? Similar to most skincare products, the number of face scrubs on the market is extensive, but there are two main types to choose from: physical exfoliants and chemical exfoliants.
There are many types of physical exfoliating scrubs available, from sugar scrubs to coffee scrubs, but according to Dr. Jaliman, "people with sensitive skin should make sure to choose gentle physical exfoliators. Meanwhile, chemical exfoliants use chemicals like lactic, glycolic, and salicylic acids to loosen and remove dead skin cells while unclogging pores at the same time.
So be sure to research which chemical exfoliants work best for your skin type before shopping. Luckily, you don't have to exfoliate every day, so incorporating a face scrub into your skincare routine won't slow you down. How often you use it depends on the type of face scrub you choose, Dr. Jaliman says, but once or twice a week is generally the norm—especially if you opt for an exfoliant with coarse ingredients or strong acids. Ready to add one to your routine?
With these dermatologist guidelines in mind, we've combed through hundreds of options to find 15 face scrubs that customers say work the best. Whether you're looking for deep exfoliation or one that cleanses your skin at the same time, these are the best exfoliating face scrubs that will leave your face feeling squeaky clean.
This Murad product uses both chemical and physical exfoliants, giving you the best of both worlds. The salicylic, lactic, and glycolic acids work together to clean pores and loosen buildup on the skin, while the jojoba beads slough away dead, flaky skin. It even features the moisturizing agent sodium PCA to hydrate your skin and prevent it from drying out.
I have sensitive skin and have had no issues with it! With hundreds of five-star reviews, this Fresh sugar scrub is one of the most popular face scrubs at Nordstrom. The two-in-one product can be used as both an exfoliator and a hydrating face mask. The brown sugar buffs away dry and dull skin, while the wild strawberries and grapeseed oil included in the formula work together to brighten and hydrate. In a clinical test done by the brand, 97 percent of users reported improved skin texture and 94 percent said the exfoliator had decreased the number of rough patches.
This Dermalogica exfoliant is Dr. Jaliman's top pick because "it is very gentle on the skin. The result is smoother and clearer skin. Over 1, Ulta customers are also fans of the multitasking product, with one writing, "After one use my skin felt smoother, I've been using it every day since with the exception of a few days when I ran out. I could tell the difference in my skin texture after a couple days without it—won't be running out ever again!
More than 13, Amazon customers have given this facial scrub by Acure a perfect five-star rating. This popular scrub works to brighten skin while removing dirt, oil, and dead skin cells. What's more, it's also vegan, cruelty-free, and includes no sulfates or parabens.
Many happy customers referred to the exfoliator as the "best scrub ever. The Dr. Brandt PoreDermabrasion Exfoliator is a refining scrub that works to slough away dead skin and minimize the appearance of pores. The product blends professional-grade physical and chemical exfoliators into a creamy scrub that's said to be super effective.
After four weeks in a clinical assessment, percent of users said they saw a significant improvement in their skin's texture and 97 percent of users reported the product deep cleaned their pores, according to the brand.
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