Shop Exfoliating Gel Scrub For Face & Body
Renew your skin with our Face & Body exfoliating gel scrub . It clears excess oil, dirt, and dead cells for refreshed skin. Made for all Skin types, it gently exfoliates and hydrates . Infused with Glycerin and hyaluronic acid pack moisture in, so you get clarity and balance for your Smoother, radiant complexion .
FAQ’s
What is Gel Scrub?
A gel Scrub is an incredible skin care product that is a liquid based gel that has small scrub particles infused in it. Gel Scrub is widely used for face scrubbing. Gel Scrub was specially crafted for those skin types on which the regular cream based scrub was not suitable.
What is the difference between exfoliating gel scrub and face gel?
Exfoliating Gel Scrub is a liquid based skincare product. The difference between exfoliating gel scrub and face gel is that, gel scrub is also a liquid based skincare product but it has small scrub particles in it which helps in exfoliation and removing dead skin cells. Whereas face gels are primarily used for moisturising the skin keeping it hydrated.
Are gel scrubs suitable for all skin types?
Yes, gel scrubs are suitable for all skin types, which also includes the sensitive skin type. Gel Scrubs are suitable for you specially if you are not able to see the best results with the regular cream based scrub.
Can I use a gel scrub if I have sensitive skin?
Yes,you can use a gel scrub if you have sensitive skin, but it's essential to choose a product like the Dr.Rashel Gel Scrub that is specifically formulated for sensitive skin and perform a patch test before regular use to ensure it suits your sensitive skin.
When Should I Consider Using a Gel scrub?
You should consider using a gel scrub if your skin is not compatible with cream based Scrubs. If you have been using a cream based scrub and you just cannot seem to experience any of its benefits, then it might be time you start to consider a liquid based scrub AKA a gel scrub.
Benefits of using gel scrub
- Easy Absorption of Skincare Products: Exfoliating with a gel based scrub can help maximise the absorption of various other skincare products, which allows them to penetrate more deeply into the skin.
- Better Alternative to Cream Based Scrubs: Not every skin type is suitable to cream based scrubs, and if your skin is one of those skin types it might be frustrating to use the same scrub that others used and saw wonders on their skin but you are just not able to see them for yourself. The quick solution to that is switching to a liquid based scrub, i.e a gel based scrub and start to experience the various skin benefits.
- Suitable for Most Skin Types: gel scrubs are suitable for all skin types, including the sensitive skin type as they provide gentle exfoliation without causing any irritation or inflammation on your skin provided it is used in moderation.Gel Scrub removes excess oil and impurities giving a cleared balanced complexion.Similarly, for dry Skin Gel Scrubs gently exfoliate without compromising essential moisture, leaving the skin smooth and refreshed.
- Brighter Complexion: Gel Scrub when gently massaged on your skin can help stimulate blood circulation, which can help to promote a healthy looking glow on your skin.Due to this gentle exfoliation it can help remove dead skin cells which can help achieve a brighter and more radiant complexion.
How to use Gel Scrub For Face & Body
Step 1 : First, wash your face with cold water.
Step 2 :Next, take some aloe vera gel scrub on your fingertips and gently apply it all over your face in circular motions.
Step 3 :Leave the aloe vera gel scrub on your face for about 10-15 minutes.
Step 4 :Rinse your face with cold water and pat dry.
Common Mistakes to avoid while using Exfoliating Gel Scrub
- Exfoliating too much: Exfoliating with a gel scrub 2-3 times a week is recommended by certified experts and it is beneficial for your skin, however using a gel scrub more than the recommended times will strip off all the essential oils from the skin leading to irritation.
- Ignoring Skin Type: Every Skin type is different therefore every scrub that caters to these skin types has to be different. Certain skin types respond best to a cream based scrub, others might be more suitable to a liquid based scrub called gel scrubs.
- Skipping Patch Tests: Instead of directly using a gel scrub all over your face, it is smart to first use it on a non sensitive part of your skin like your palm or your neck. Wait for 24 hours after the application to check if it causes any irritation on your skin. If the test is successful only then you should start to apply the gel scrub on your face.
- Not Moisturising Afterwards: Exfoliating with a gel scrub religiously can make your skin a little dry that may feel dehydrated. Therefore it is important to use a good quality moisturiser after scrubbing.
