Touch My Body Goat Milk Body Scrub

Apply to damp skin in the shower and massage in circular motions over rough areas like elbows, knees, heels and shoulders. Let the milky texture work for a moment, then rinse thoroughly with warm water. Use it once or twice a week rather than daily to keep skin feeling comfortable.

It's designed for the body, and works especially well on drier, rougher spots — elbows, knees, heels and the backs of the arms. It's a body product, so avoid the face, which needs a gentler exfoliant. For very sensitive body skin, use a lighter touch and less pressure.

Once or twice a week is plenty for most people. Physical scrubs remove surface buildup quickly, so there's no need to use one daily — over-scrubbing can leave skin feeling irritated. Space out sessions and let your skin guide how often feels comfortable.

It contains walnut-shell powder as a physical exfoliant, which some sensitive skin may find too abrasive. If your skin reacts easily, patch-test on a small area first and apply with gentle pressure. Anyone with broken or irritated skin should wait until it has settled before scrubbing.

Goat's milk is a long-loved skincare ingredient, valued for its creamy, comforting feel. In this scrub it gives the formula its milky, cushioned texture, so exfoliation feels less harsh than a plain grainy scrub and skin feels soft and clean once rinsed.

No — that's the point of the milky base. Unlike some scrubs that leave skin feeling stripped, this one rinses away leaving the body feeling smooth and comfortable rather than tight. Follow with a body lotion or cream while skin is still slightly damp to lock in that soft feel.

Absolutely. Rough elbows, knees and heels are common for everyone, and this scrub works the same regardless of who's using it. It's a straightforward once-or-twice-a-week step for anyone who wants smoother-feeling body skin.