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Why we love it...
Reveal silky-smooth skin with our Spiced Cranberry sugar scrub—a solid exfoliating treatment that buffs away dead skin cells while festive fruit aromatherapy warm and seasonal. Made with fine sugar crystals and moisturizing oils, this dual-action scrub exfoliates AND moisturizes in one step. Handmade in Monroe, Georgia by Rinse Bath & Body since 2003.
Key Benefits
- Dual action: Exfoliates dead skin cells while moisturizing deeply
- Spiced Cranberry fragrance: Tart cranberry warmed with holiday spice — festive and inviting, like the holidays should smell.
- Solid format: No mess, no spills—unique bar scrub design
- Aromatherapy: Festive Fruit scent warm and seasonal
- Moisturizing finish: Leaves behind a rich, non-greasy moisture layer
- Long-lasting: Solid bar lasts longer than jar scrubs
- Clean ingredients: Paraben-free, phthalate-free, gluten-free
How to Use Your Sugar Scrub
Use on wet skin in the shower or bath. Rub the scrub bar directly on skin in circular motions to exfoliate. The fine sugar crystals gently buff away dead skin while the oils melt onto your skin. Rinse off and pat dry to reveal silky-smooth, moisturized skin.
Pro Tip: Use 2-3 times per week for best results. The Spiced Cranberry scent makes holiday self-care extra enjoyable. Gentle enough for sensitive areas while still providing effective exfoliation.
Key Ingredients
- Sugar Crystals: Natural exfoliant buffs away dead skin
- Shea Butter: Rich African butter moisturizes deeply
- Coconut Oil: Leaves skin soft and smooth
- Natural Fragrance: Festive Fruit for aromatherapy benefits
Who Is the Spiced Cranberry Sugar Scrub For?
This exfoliating body scrub is perfect for anyone wanting smoother, softer skin. It's especially ideal for dry or sensitive skin, and those who prefer gentler exfoliation. The Spiced Cranberry scrub is particularly great for holiday self-care.
The Rinse Difference
Every sugar scrub is handmade in small batches by our family in Monroe, Georgia. Since 2003, Rinse Bath & Body has been crafting unique solid scrubs that are less messy than jar scrubs and deliver real exfoliation plus moisturization in one convenient bar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What's the difference between salt and sugar scrubs?
A: Salt scrubs provide stronger exfoliation and are great for rough areas like feet and elbows. Sugar scrubs are gentler and better for sensitive skin or delicate areas.
Q: How often should I use a body scrub?
A: We recommend 2-3 times per week. Over-exfoliating can irritate skin, so give your skin time to regenerate between uses.
Q: Why is your scrub in a bar form?
A: Our solid scrub format means no messy jars, no water contamination, and longer-lasting product. It's also travel-friendly!
Q: Can I use this scrub on my face?
A: Our body scrubs are formulated for body use. For facial exfoliation, we recommend gentler options specifically designed for delicate facial skin.
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Have any questions?
What's the difference between salt and sugar scrubs?
What's the difference between salt and sugar scrubs?
Perfect for it! The sugar exfoliates while oils moisturize. Focus extra attention on rough patches—you'll see smoother skin after just a few uses.
How often should I use a body scrub?
How often should I use a body scrub?
After cleansing with soap, massage Body Buff onto damp skin, then rinse. The oils will leave skin soft. Follow with Body Spread for extra moisture.
Why is your scrub in a bar form?
Why is your scrub in a bar form?
Yes! Regular exfoliation helps prevent ingrown hairs. Use before shaving to lift hairs and remove dead skin for a closer, smoother shave.
Can I use this scrub on my face?
Can I use this scrub on my face?
With 2-3 uses per week, a jar typically lasts 6-8 weeks. A little goes a long way—start with a small scoop and add more as needed.

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