This scrub is intended as an occasional exfoliating step, typically once or twice a week. It is chosen when makeup, sunscreen, urban dust, or normal buildup makes the face look less bright or the surface feels uneven. Using it more often is not usually necessary, because the polishing particles are designed to remove dead surface cells by mechanical action, and overuse can leave skin feeling uncomfortable.
- Cleanse your face first if you are wearing makeup or sunscreen, so the scrub can work on the skin surface rather than through a heavy layer of product.
- Apply to damp skin. A little water helps the creamy base and exfoliating particles glide more evenly.
- Massage gently with fingertips, using light circular movements. Focus on areas that feel rough or congested, but do not press hard.
- Avoid the eye area, irritated skin, very sensitive patches, and active breakouts.
- Rinse thoroughly, then follow with a hydrating or calming skincare step, such as a moisturiser or a mask if that is already part of your routine.
A good sign is that your skin feels smoother and fresher after rinsing, not hot, tight, or sore. If you notice discomfort, reduce frequency, shorten the massage time, or stop using it until the skin has settled.