Unwind Brighten Kojic Acid + Niacinamide Face & Body Scrub

Reveal smoother, brighter-looking skin from face to body with Unwind Brighten Brightening Face & Body Scrub, a creamy exfoliating scrub made with kojic acid, niacinamide, almond oil, shea butter, and vitamin E.

This tone-correcting scrub helps polish away dead skin buildup while supporting the look of radiant, refreshed, more even-looking skin. The rich scrub texture gently buffs the skin’s surface, while nourishing ingredients like almond oil, shea butter, and vitamin E help leave skin feeling soft, conditioned, and cared for after rinsing.

Designed for both face and body, Unwind Brighten is ideal for dull-looking areas, rough texture, uneven-looking tone, and self-care routines that need a glow-enhancing polish.

Featured Ingredients:
Kojic Acid
Niacinamide
Almond Oil
Shea Butter
Vitamin E

Ingredient Benefits:
Kojic Acid helps support the appearance of a brighter, more even-looking complexion.
Niacinamide is widely used in skincare for brightening the look of skin tone and improving the appearance of dark spots.
Almond Oil helps soften and condition the skin, supporting a smoother, nourished feel.
Shea Butter contains fatty acids that help moisturize dry skin and support a softer skin feel.
Vitamin E is commonly used in topical skincare for its antioxidant properties.

290+ g jar suitable for regular face and body skincare routines.

Updated FAQ Addition

Does this scrub contain moisturizing ingredients?
Yes. This scrub includes almond oil, shea butter, and vitamin E to help skin feel soft, nourished, and conditioned after exfoliation.

Can I use this if I have a nut allergy?
This product contains almond oil. Customers with nut allergies should review the full ingredient label and consult a healthcare professional before use.

Should I moisturize after using this scrub?
Yes. For best results, follow with a moisturizer or body cream after rinsing to help keep skin feeling smooth and hydrated.

Is this a harsh scrub?
Use gentle pressure, especially on the face. Dermatology guidance recommends being careful with exfoliation because over-exfoliating can irritate the skin barrier.