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Vitamin C Body Scrubs

4.7/5.0 avg
Average Edyt Score across 4 products in this collection.
Reveal brighter, smoother skin with invigorating Vitamin C body scrubs. Exfoliate and nourish your body to unveil a radiant, healthy-looking glow.

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Vitamin C Body Scrubs

4.7/5.0 avg
Reveal brighter, smoother skin with invigorating Vitamin C body scrubs. Exfoliate and nourish your body to unveil a radiant, healthy-looking glow.
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4 products

Nyah Beauty Cashmere Rose - Sugar Body Scrub
🏆 4.8

Nyah Beauty

Nyah Beauty Cashmere Rose - Sugar Body Scrub

Regular price $18.00
Sale price $18.00 Regular price
Nyah Beauty Toasted Coconut - Sugar Body Scrub
🏆 4.8

Nyah Beauty

Nyah Beauty Toasted Coconut - Sugar Body Scrub

Regular price $18.00
Sale price $18.00 Regular price
Nyah Beauty Citrus and Sage - Sugar Body Scrub
🏆 4.8

Nyah Beauty

Nyah Beauty Citrus and Sage - Sugar Body Scrub

Regular price $18.00
Sale price $18.00 Regular price
Spice Beauty Milk & Rose Body Scrub
🏆 4.5

Spice Beauty

Spice Beauty Milk & Rose Body Scrub

Regular price From $30.00
Sale price From $30.00 Regular price $58.00

Frequently Asked Questions

What does vitamin C body scrub do?
Vitamin C body scrubs exfoliate dead skin cells, revealing brighter and smoother skin. The vitamin C can also help boost collagen production and protect against free radical damage, leading to a more even skin tone.
What is the healthiest thing to scrub your body with?
A body scrub with natural exfoliants like sugar, salt, or coffee grounds combined with nourishing oils and antioxidants is a healthy choice. Look for formulations free of harsh chemicals, artificial fragrances, and microplastics to minimize irritation.
How often should I use a vitamin C scrub?
Using a vitamin C scrub 1-2 times per week is generally recommended. Over-exfoliating can lead to irritation and dryness, so adjust the frequency based on your skin's sensitivity.
What should you not mix vitamin C with?
Avoid using vitamin C products in the same routine as benzoyl peroxide or retinol. These combinations can destabilize the vitamin C, reducing its effectiveness and potentially causing irritation.