8 SCRUBS FOR HAIRLESS BODY

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Baking soda scrub

Baking soda is mildly abrasive and can be mixed with water to form a paste. It's suitable for a gentle exfoliation, but use it sparingly as it can be drying.

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Sea salt scrub

Sea salt is a coarser exfoliant that can help remove dead skin cells. Mix it with a carrier oil and a few drops of essential oil for a luxurious scrub.

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Sugar scrub

A classic choice, sugar scrubs are gentle yet effective in removing dead skin cells. Mix granulated sugar with a carrier oil (like coconut or almond oil) to create a nourishing exfoliating scrub.

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Coffee scrub

Ground coffee can be used as an exfoliating scrub. The caffeine content can temporarily tighten the skin, and the granules help slough off dead skin cells.

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Honey and brown sugar scrub

Mix honey with brown sugar to create a sticky yet effective scrub. Honey has antibacterial properties and can help moisturize the skin.

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Oatmeal scrub

Ground oatmeal is soothing and exfoliating. Mix it with yogurt or milk to create a creamy scrub that's especially great for sensitive skin.

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Rice flour scrub

Rice flour is gentle and can be mixed with water or yogurt to create a mild exfoliating scrub. It's excellent for brightening the skin.

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Fruit enzyme scrub

Some fruits like papaya and pineapple contain natural enzymes that exfoliate the skin. You can create a scrub using mashed fruit or find commercial products with fruit enzymes.

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