Rough & Dull Body Skin

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Rough & Dull Body Skin

Dry elbows, rough knees and tired-looking body skin

Body skin often gets less care than the face, so dead cells build up on elbows, knees and arms, and skin starts to look dry, rough and dull. A gentle twice-weekly scrub, a fresh daily body wash and moisturising right after the bath are usually all it takes to bring back softness.

Our pick for you: Rupanjali Beauty Chocolate Face & Body Scrub

Your Rupanjali routine

Why body skin gets rough

  • Dead cells build up when body skin is not exfoliated
  • Hot water and harsh soaps strip natural oils
  • Friction on elbows and knees thickens and darkens the skin there
  • Sun and pollution on arms, neck and feet

The Rupanjali approach

The Chocolate Face and Body Scrub gently removes dead skin buildup to leave body skin smoother and softer. The DT Shower Gel with green coffee bean, neem, aloe vera and cucumber cleanses and refreshes without stripping natural oils. Desi Gulab Soap brings a rose-inspired touch to your daily bath, and V-6 Apricot Oil, 100 percent cold pressed, nourishes dry skin.

A simple routine

  1. Daily: bathe with lukewarm water and DT Shower Gel or Desi Gulab Soap.
  2. Twice a week: Chocolate Face and Body Scrub on damp skin, focusing on elbows, knees and arms.
  3. After every bath: massage a few drops of V-6 Apricot Oil into still-damp skin on dry areas.

Frequently asked questions

Why are my elbows and knees dark and rough?
Constant friction and pressure thicken the skin there, and it gets less moisture than the rest of the body. Gentle regular scrubbing and moisturising help it look and feel smoother.
How often should I scrub my body?
Twice a week is enough. Scrubbing more often can irritate skin and make dryness worse.
When is the best time to moisturise my body?
Right after your bath, while skin is still slightly damp. That is when it holds on to moisture best.
Can I use my face products on my body?
Some are made for both, like our Chocolate Face and Body Scrub. Body skin is thicker and usually needs richer moisture than the face.
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