Just like your face, the skin on your body also needs special care. In this regard, both body scrubs and body polishes can be very effective. Both products help remove dead skin cells, reduce dry patches, and manage cellulite. However, body polish also provides extra moisturization and hydration to the skin, making it look more hydrated and plump.

# What is the difference between body scrub and body polish?

Ingredient difference: Body scrubs contain a higher concentration of sugar, salt, or natural exfoliants, while body polishes have a lower concentration.

Moisturizing properties: Body polishes contain more moisturizing ingredients like shea butter, green tea, and vitamin C compared to scrubs.

# Who needs a body scrub and who needs a body polish?

Body scrub: If your skin is already well-moisturized but needs deep cleansing, a body scrub is the best option.

Body polish: If your skin is dry, has a weak skin barrier, or has dry patches, a body polish will be more beneficial.

# How to use a body scrub correctly

- First, apply the scrub for exfoliation, then apply a moisturizer or body oil.

- Focus on areas with dark patches, cellulite, or dead skin.

- Applying in circular motions increases blood flow and cleanses the skin more deeply.

- It can also be used on stretch marks or old scars.

- Don't forget to moisturize your skin after showering.

# How to apply body polish

- Apply directly to clean skin.

- Apply to dry areas, stretch marks, scars, areas with uneven skin tone, or areas that have been shaved.

- Do not use soap or body wash after applying the polish to maintain the moisturizing effect.

- By using the right product and the correct method, your skin will look healthier, more hydrated, and glowing.

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