Exfoliation & Peel Gifts: Scrubs & Masks

First sort by how it works. Physical exfoliants (sugar, salt, coffee, ground walnut, jojoba beads) buff the surface and suit body skin and shower routines. Chemical exfoliants dissolve dead cells without scrubbing: AHAs like glycolic and lactic acid for dull or dry skin, BHA (salicylic) for oily and breakout-prone skin, and fruit-enzyme polishes (papaya, pineapple) for sensitive faces that can't take grit. For a face gift, lean chemical or enzyme; for a body gift, a sugar or coffee scrub is the safe crowd-pleaser. Check the listing for the acid percentage and pH, a full ingredient (INCI) list, and whether it's a leave-on peel or a rinse-off mask, and skip crushed-shell scrubs for facial skin. Price bands run roughly $8-$20 for a single body scrub jar, $14-$30 for enzyme or clay-and-acid masks, $20-$45 for a serum-strength peel, and $30-$75 for a built scrub-and-tool gift set. Many makers ship in 3-7 business days; freshly blended or custom-scented batches add 1-2 weeks. Always suggest a patch test first.

Use the on-page filters for exfoliant type (physical, AHA, BHA, enzyme), skin type, and price, then check the related searches to jump to body scrubs, face peels, or coffee scrubs.