Body scrubs are skincare products designed to exfoliate and cleanse the skin. They typically contain abrasive particles, such as sugar, salt, or other natural exfoliants, suspended in a creamy or gel-like base. The purpose of a body scrub is to remove dead skin cells, promote circulation, and leave the skin feeling smooth and refreshed.

Here's what you might find in a typical body scrub:

• Exfoliating Particles: These are the key ingredients that physically remove dead skin cells. Common exfoliants include sugar, salt, crushed fruit seeds, or synthetic microbeads.
• Base Ingredients: The base of the scrub provides a medium for the exfoliating particles and often includes moisturizing elements. Common base ingredients include oils (such as coconut oil or jojoba oil), creams, or gels.
• Fragrance: Many body scrubs are scented to enhance the overall experience. Fragrances can be derived from essential oils, synthetic fragrances, or a combination of both.
• Additional Ingredients: Some body scrubs may include additional skincare ingredients such as vitamins, antioxidants, or botanical extracts for added benefits.
• Packaging: The scrub is usually packaged in a container with a secure lid to prevent moisture from entering and to keep the product fresh.