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Organic Natural Exfoliators

Face and body exfoliation plays a vital role in skincare, as it aids in improving the texture and appearance of the skin by encouraging cellular turnover, unclogging pores, and enhancing blood circulation. To cater to your unique skincare needs, we have curated a collection of tailored natural exfoliators to address various skin types and concerns.

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Crystal Cleansing Exfoliant
£60.00
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Phyto Intense Gel Exfoliant
£50.00
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Shea Mineral Salt Nourishing Body Scrub
£55.00
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Rhassoul-Crystal Face & Body Exfoliant
£54.00
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Rosemary-Sage Cleansing Body Scrub
£57.00

FAQs

What are natural exfoliants, and how do they work?

Natural exfoliants are plant-based or mineral-based ingredients that help remove dead skin cells, unclog pores and promote cell turnover for smoother, healthier skin.

What are the benefits of using ISUN’s natural exfoliants?
  • Removes dead skin cells
  • Improves circulation
  • Promotes smoother, brighter skin
  • Prevents clogged pores and breakouts
  • Enhances the absorption of your serum and moisturiser.
Can I exfoliate if I have a sunburn or open wounds?

No. Avoid exfoliating sunburned skin or areas with open cuts or wounds. Give your skin time to heal before returning to exfoliation. If you are unsure when to restart or your skin remains sore or irritated, seek advice from a healthcare professional.

How frequently should I exfoliate?

Typically, 1-3 times weekly. Every product in ISUN’s Exfoliation range is different. We suggest consulting the suggested use on the box when your product arrives or contacting us via email for a personalised skin care recommendation.

How do I care for over-exfoliated skin?

Pause exfoliating products and keep your routine simple, with gentle cleansing and a moisturiser your skin tolerates. Avoid scrubs and further exfoliation while your skin is irritated. Recovery time varies, so seek advice from a healthcare professional if irritation persists or is severe. If you use a prescribed skin treatment, ask your prescriber before changing how you use it.