How often should I use it?

Two or three times a week is enough for most skin. Use it less often on sensitive areas like the neck and chest.

Does it work on rough heels and elbows?

It softens them over repeated use, but a cream scrub is mild. Stubborn calluses need a stronger exfoliant or a pumice.

Is it safe for sensitive or eczema-prone skin?

It is gentler than salt scrubs, but check the full ingredient list for fragrance and preservatives. Patch-test first if your skin reacts easily.

Can I use it on my face?

No. Body scrubs are formulated for thicker body skin; use a dedicated facial exfoliant instead.

What is cupuaçu seed butter?

A butter from an Amazonian fruit, rich in fatty acids and used to soften and hold moisture in the skin. It behaves similarly to shea butter.

Do I need to moisturize after?

Usually not immediately, since the oils leave some moisture behind. Dry skin may still want a body lotion afterward.

Where is the Nourishing Body Scrub cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $29.98, as of our latest check.

Nourishing Body Scrub

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $29.98 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the Nourishing Body Scrub

A cream-textured body scrub built around cupuaçu seed butter, guarana extract and sunflower oil. It exfoliates with a soft cream base rather than coarse salt or sugar grains, so it suits people who find gritty scrubs too harsh. The cupuaçu and sunflower oil leave a moisturizing film, which most cream scrubs do. Reviewers of similar Amazonian-ingredient scrubs say they smooth rough elbows and knees well but expect only light polishing, not deep resurfacing.