Dealing with Body Breakouts, Ingrown Hairs or Strawberry Legs?
Body acne, ingrown hairs and strawberry legs are more common than you think — and more treatable than you might believe. The key is consistent exfoliation combined with the right clarifying and soothing actives. This collection is built to unclog pores, lift ingrown hairs, calm inflammation and smooth bumpy skin texture from head to toe.
This Collection is For You If You Have:
- Body acne on your back, chest or shoulders
- Ingrown hairs after shaving or waxing
- Strawberry legs (dark dots after shaving)
- Shaving bumps or razor burn
- Rough, bumpy skin texture (keratosis pilaris)
- Inflammation or redness around hair follicles
Key Ingredients That Work
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Salicylic Acid / AHA — exfoliates inside the pore to prevent and clear breakouts and ingrown hairs
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Coffee & Charcoal — deep-cleansing scrub actives that draw out impurities and stimulate circulation
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Soothing Botanicals — calm redness and inflammation after shaving or waxing
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Exfoliating Scrubs — physically lift dead skin and free trapped hairs before they become ingrown
Recommended Routine for Body Breakouts & Ingrown Hairs
Step 1 — Exfoliate (2-3x per week): Use Lime Minister or Lavender Blues Whipped Scrub in the shower. Massage in circular motions on affected areas — this physically lifts dead skin and frees ingrown hairs.
Step 2 — Cleanse: Follow with Bubblegum Whipped Soap to gently cleanse without stripping skin.
Step 3 — Treat: Apply Citrus Blast Body Butter (AHA + Vitamin C) to damp skin — the AHA continues exfoliating between scrub days.
Step 4 — Prevent: After shaving or waxing, apply the Iced Pomegranate After Bath Oil to soothe and prevent new ingrown hairs from forming.
Best Value: Try a Bundle
The Anti-Acne & Bumps Kit is your complete 3-step clear skin system — everything you need to tackle body breakouts and ingrown hairs in one box at a better price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes strawberry legs?
Strawberry legs are caused by enlarged or clogged pores, ingrown hairs, or folliculitis (inflammation of hair follicles). Regular exfoliation and moisturising are the most effective treatments.
How do I prevent ingrown hairs after shaving?
Exfoliate 24 hours before shaving, shave in the direction of hair growth, and apply a soothing oil immediately after. Avoid tight clothing on freshly shaved skin.
Can I use these products on my face?
The scrubs and body butters in this collection are formulated for the body. For facial acne, see our Face Acne & Brightening collection.
How long before I see results?
Most customers notice smoother skin within 2–3 weeks of consistent exfoliation. Ingrown hairs typically improve within 1–2 weeks.
Disclaimer: Results vary by individual. For severe or persistent acne, consult a dermatologist.