• Brown sugar exfoliation
  • Shea butter, avocado oil
  • Creamy, non-drying texture
  • Milk and rose scent

What it is

A body scrub from Spice Beauty's Milk and Rose line, from the bath-and-body brand built around goat milk, rose, and mineral salts.

What it does

Brown sugar buffs away dull, dead skin while shea butter, coconut milk, avocado oil, and grapeseed oil nourish so skin never feels stripped. The creamy texture exfoliates without over-drying.

Who it's for

Anyone with rough patches or dull skin who hates scrubs that leave them tight. Good before shaving or self-tanner.

How to use

How much: A palmful per body zone.

1. Massage over damp skin in the shower using circular motions.
2. Rinse thoroughly.
3. Use 2 to 3 times a week.

Where it fits: In the shower, before body lotion or oil.

Inside the formula

Brown Sugar

A gentle physical exfoliant that buffs away dull skin.

Shea Butter

Fair-trade unrefined shea butter, the moisturizing base of the soap.

Coconut Milk

Nourishes and softens skin.

Avocado oil

A rich plant oil that smooths and conditions

Grape Seed Oil

A light oil that absorbs quickly.

Goat Milk

Rich in gentle lactic acid and fats that soften skin.

Why we stock it

We stock this because most sugar scrubs dry you out or leave an oil slick. This one lands in the middle: creamy, rinses clean, skin stays soft.

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About the brand

Spice Beauty

Latina-owned glow, made in LA

Spice Beauty is a Latina and woman-owned beauty and skincare brand made in Los Angeles. The name honors the founder's Mexican heritage, and the formulas are clean and cruelty-free, built around natural ingredients like goat milk, rose, coconut oil, and shea butter. Their ethos is simple: clean and simple, because what goes on your body matters, with 5% give back.

We stock Spice Beauty because their Milk and Rose bath and body line smells like a spa day while their prices don't act like it.

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Skincare questions, answered

Where does this go in my routine?

Thinnest to thickest: cleanser, toner, serum, moisturizer, then SPF in the morning. This product's How to use section above tells you its exact step.

When will I see results?

Give it 4 to 6 weeks of consistent use — that's one full skin cycle. Hydration shows up in days; tone and texture take weeks. If your skin reacts badly (stinging, new breakouts that don't settle within a week), stop using it.

I have sensitive skin. Will this irritate me?

Patch test first: a dab behind your ear or along your jawline, wait 24 hours. Fragrance-free formulas are the safest bet for reactive skin — check the highlights on this page.