Collection: Body Scrub

Two ways to exfoliate, both built around salt from the Dead Sea — water so dense with minerals that nothing lives in it, which is precisely what makes the salt worth shipping.

The lineup

  • Body Scrub for Men — Dead Sea Minerals & Sandalwood. Coarse Dead Sea salt carried in oil, with Santalum Album — the same real sandalwood as in our body oil. Salt dissolves as you work it, so it finishes the job and stops, rather than keeping on scratching.
  • Face & Body Scrub for Ingrown Hair and Razor Bumps. A finer grain for the areas a razor visits: neck, jawline, anywhere hairs grow back through skin that has been shaved flat.

Why salt, and why in oil

A scrub does one cosmetic job: it lifts the dull, dead surface layer so the skin under it can show. Salt does that mechanically and then dissolves — no grit is left behind to rinse into the drain. Ours suspend the salt in oil rather than in a foaming base, so skin gets the polish without the stripped, squeaky feeling afterwards.

Shaved areas earn a scrub about twice a week: hair growing back through a smooth surface has an easier path out when dead cells are not sealing it in.

After the scrub is when an oil earns its place — on damp, freshly polished skin. The pairing is the point: our body oils, and if sandalwood is what drew you here, the story of real sandalwood is worth two minutes.