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Exfoliante de azúcar de granada y casis
¡Exfoliante de azúcar de granada y casis ahora en un frasco de 8 onzas!
Exfoliante de azúcar de granada y casis con manteca de karité y aceite nutritivo de calabaza, noni, cártamo, almendras dulces y semilla de albaricoque para exfoliar su cuerpo y revelar una piel radiante.
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€18,95
Exfoliante de azúcar con casis de granada
Solo por tiempo limitado, obtenga una botella de 8 oz. frasco por el precio de 2 oz!
¡Exfolia la piel seca y escamosa con el exquisito aroma de granada y casis!<
Nuestro exfoliante de granada y azúcar casis utiliza azúcar para eliminar y renovar la piel opaca. Además, nuestra mezcla única de manteca de karité, calabaza, noni, cártamo, almendras dulces y semillas de albaricoque proporciona una hidratación superior. Úselo en la ducha como un excelente tratamiento para la piel. ¡Tu cuerpo se verá saludable y se sentirá tan sedoso!
¡La granada y el cassis es un aroma ligero y delicioso que no contiene DPG, ftalatos ni alcohol!
Puntaje del GTE
La puntuación de peligrosidad de los ingredientes de Skin Deep®, del 1 al 10, refleja los peligros conocidos y presuntos relacionados con los ingredientes. Más información →
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Peligro bajo
3-6
Peligro moderado
7-10
alto riesgo
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Azúcar orgánico Origin:
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manteca de karité Origin:
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aceite de cártamo Origin:
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aceite de canola Origin:
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aceite de almendras dulces Origin:
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Do dermatologists recommend sugar scrubs?
Yes. Many dermatologists recommend sugar scrubs for body exfoliation when used appropriately. Sugar is a water-soluble physical exfoliant that mechanically removes the stratum corneum (dead skin cells) without the persistent abrasive granularity of salt; this reduces the risk of microtears if used gently. Typical guidance is to use a sugar scrub 1 to 3 times per week on non-inflamed skin and follow immediately with a moisturizer or emollient to restore barrier lipids. This approach can improve skin texture, boost topical product absorption, and help with dry, flaky areas. People with active inflammatory conditions such as rosacea, eczema flares, open wounds, or severely acne-prone facial skin should avoid or limit physical scrubs and consult a dermatologist for safer alternatives like low-concentration chemical exfoliants.
What skin types is a pomegranate sugar scrub best for?
A pomegranate sugar scrub is best suited to normal, combination, dry, and rough body skin that needs physical exfoliation and hydration. The sugar mechanically sloughs away dead cells and dissolves in water, while ingredient blends containing shea butter and oils such as sweet almond and apricot kernel provide emollient and lipid replenishment to reduce post-exfoliation dryness. This makes it useful for flaky hands, elbows, knees, and body areas with rough texture. People with very sensitive facial skin, active acne, rosacea, or eczema flares should avoid using a fragranced body scrub on the face and patch-test first because botanical extracts and fragrance can still trigger irritation.
Where should you not use a sugar scrub?
Do not use sugar scrubs on broken, open, or sunburned skin, active inflammatory rashes (for example eczema or rosacea flares), mucous membranes, or immediately around the eyes. Avoid scrubbing areas with active acne lesions because mechanical friction can spread bacteria and worsen inflammation. Intimate and genital areas are also inappropriate due to thin, sensitive mucosal tissue. For facial skin that is sensitive or reactive, opt for gentler, specifically formulated facial exfoliants or chemical exfoliants under dermatologic guidance rather than a body sugar scrub.
Do sugar body scrubs actually work?
Yes. Sugar body scrubs work to mechanically exfoliate the outermost dead skin layer, producing immediate improvements in skin smoothness and texture and enhancing penetration of moisturizers applied afterward. Sugar’s water-solubility reduces lingering abrasive particles, and formulations that include emollient oils and butters restore lipids and reduce transient transepidermal water loss, so the skin often feels softer and looks less flaky after one use. They are effective for keratosis pilaris, rough elbows and knees, and general dry-body exfoliation. However, they do not remodel deeper dermal structures like collagen; for long-term anti-aging structural changes, incorporate clinically active ingredients such as peptides or retinoids as advised by a clinician. Overuse or aggressive scrubbing can cause irritation or microtears, so limit use to about 1 to 3 times weekly.
Is the Pomegranate and Cassis Sugar Scrub safe for sensitive skin, and how does it compare to other exfoliators?
Yes, the Pomegranate and Cassis Sugar Scrub from Skin Perfection Natural and Organic Skin Care is generally safe for most sensitive skin types due to its natural sugar base, which dissolves as you exfoliate and reduces abrasion compared to harsher salt or nut-based scrubs. The formula features organic pomegranate, organic shea butter, and a blend of non-irritating botanical oils—such as pumpkin, safflower, sweet almond, and apricot kernel—which help hydrate and calm the skin after exfoliation. Unlike department store scrubs that often use synthetic fragrances or fillers, this scrub is entirely paraben-free, phthalate-free, and contains no DPG or alcohol, minimizing common triggers for irritation. It’s best suited for ingredient-conscious women who want effective, gentle exfoliation along with nourishing moisture, especially if they tend to react to synthetic or harsh exfoliants. As with all exfoliators, those with extremely reactive or broken skin should patch test first or consult a dermatologist.