Beauty Recipe · Body Scrub
Beauty Recipe Snow White Ingrown-Hair After-Waxing Scrub 500g
A gentle body scrub for smooth, ingrown-hair-free skin.
- Format
- Body Scrub
- Hero ingredient
- Sugar Scrub + Rice Ferment Enzyme + Niacinamide
- Formula
- Fragrance-free, Acid-free, Paraben-free, Sulfate-free
- Origin
- Made in Korea
A sugar-and-enzyme body scrub that smooths away ingrown hairs after waxing, physical polish plus a rice ferment and brightening niacinamide, with no harsh acids.
Details
A sugar-and-enzyme body scrub that smooths away ingrown hairs after waxing, physical polish plus a rice ferment and brightening niacinamide, with no harsh acids.
Beauty Recipe Snow White Ingrown-Hair After-Waxing Scrub buffs skin smooth without stinging acids. Fine sugar grains physically polish away dead skin and the flakes that trap ingrown hairs, while a rice-and-Aspergillus ferment gently loosens buildup and niacinamide brightens for an even, Snow White finish. Olive and coconut oils, green tea, rose water and milk protein leave skin soft, not stripped, gentle enough for post-wax and bikini-line areas. The brand reports a 91.52% improvement in ingrown hairs.
- Ingrown-hair after-care — polishes away the dead skin that traps hairs after waxing or shaving; a brand-reported 91.52% ingrown-hair improvement.
- Sugar and enzyme, no acids — fine sugar grains plus a rice-ferment enzyme exfoliate gently, without stinging AHAs or BHAs.
- Brightening and soft — niacinamide evens tone while olive, coconut, green tea and rose water condition, so skin feels soft, not stripped.
- Fragrance-free by formula — no added parfum, gentle enough for sensitive post-wax and bikini areas.
Hero ingredients: A sugar (sucrose) physical scrub with a rice-and-Aspergillus ferment enzyme and brightening niacinamide.
How to use: On damp skin, massage a scoop over the body in gentle circles, focusing on waxed or shaved areas prone to ingrown hairs, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Use one to two times a week, and avoid broken skin. Follow with body moisturizer.
Read before you buy: This is a gentle sugar-and-enzyme scrub, not an acid treatment, so it smooths and brightens rather than deeply peeling. It contains milk protein and albumin, so it is not vegan and not suitable if you avoid dairy-derived ingredients. Use on unbroken skin and follow with moisturizer and sunscreen on exposed areas. Patch test 48 hours before regular use. The full ingredient list and our risk screening are on the product page at dhaliora.xyz.
Ships from Korea, worldwide.
What we think
Ingrown-hair after-care
Fine sugar grains polish away the dead skin that traps hairs after waxing or shaving; the brand reports a 91.52% ingrown-hair improvement.
Sugar and enzyme, no acids
Sucrose grains plus a rice-and-Aspergillus ferment exfoliate gently, without stinging AHAs or BHAs.
Brightening and soft
Niacinamide evens tone while olive, coconut, green tea and rose water condition, so skin feels soft, not stripped.
Gentle, not a deep peel
It is a mild sugar-and-enzyme scrub, so it smooths and brightens rather than delivering an intensive acid resurfacing.
Contains dairy, not vegan
It uses milk protein and albumin, so it is not suitable if you avoid dairy-derived ingredients.
Most ingrown-hair scrubs rely on strong acids that sting freshly waxed skin. This one buffs smooth with fine sugar grains and a rice-ferment enzyme, then brightens with niacinamide and conditions with olive, coconut and rose, so post-wax and bikini areas feel soft rather than raw. Best for keeping waxed or shaved skin smooth and ingrown-free without acids; it is gentle, not a deep peel, and it contains dairy. On a soothing, acid-free approach to ingrown hairs it stands out.
Every ingredient, graded
- Low risk23100%
- Mid risk00%
- High risk00%
23 ingredients, listed in label order. Tap any one for its grade and why.
- Sucrose
- Glycerin
- Niacinamide
- Water
- Ethylhexyl Palmitate
- Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil
- Hydroxyacetophenone
- Carbomer
- Arginine
- Ethylhexylglycerin
- Pimpinella Anisum (Anise) Fruit Extract
- Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Extract
- Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract
- Rosa Centifolia Flower Water
- Pyrus Communis (Pear) Fruit Extract
- Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil
- Fragaria Chiloensis (Beach Strawberry) Fruit Extract
- Rosa Damascena Flower Water
- Aspergillus/Rice Ferment Extract
- Butylene Glycol
- 1,2-Hexanediol
- Milk Protein Extract
- Albumin Extract
Against the field
Same grading for every product
Olive Young best-sellers Korea
A best-selling walnut-shell scrub cleanser, but a rinse-off physical scrub-wash with foaming surfactants, unlike our leave-and-rinse sugar-enzyme scrub.
A vegan sugar-plus-AHA scrub marketed for ingrown-prone, post-wax skin, very close in claim, but it uses glycolic acid and fragrance where ours is acid- and fragrance-free.
A rich black-sugar oil scrub, but an oil-and-lanolin-heavy formula for face and body, where our lighter sugar-enzyme scrub targets ingrown hairs with niacinamide.
Amazon best-sellers US
The direct rival for razor bumps and ingrown hairs, but it uses 10% AHA and pumice where ours stays a gentle sugar-and-enzyme scrub.
A popular sugar scrub with shea, but a fragranced physical-only scrub with no ingrown-hair claim, where ours adds an enzyme and niacinamide.
A sudsy sugar-and-coconut polish, but a fragranced wash with dyes and coumarin, where our leave-on sugar-enzyme scrub adds niacinamide for ingrown-prone skin.
Questions
What is it for?
Smoothing and preventing ingrown hairs after waxing or shaving. The brand reports a 91.52% ingrown-hair improvement.
Does it use acids?
No. It exfoliates with fine sugar grains and a rice-and-Aspergillus ferment enzyme, so there are no stinging AHAs or BHAs.
Is it vegan?
No. It contains milk protein and albumin, so it is not suitable if you avoid dairy-derived ingredients.
How gentle is it?
It is a mild sugar-and-enzyme scrub that smooths and brightens rather than delivering an intensive acid resurfacing.
What brightens and softens?
Niacinamide evens tone while olive, coconut, green tea and rose water condition, so skin feels soft rather than stripped.
The brand's own page
20 panels · translated from Korean by Dhaliora
These panels are the maker's own words and figures, shown as published. Our grading and comparisons are on the Our read tab.
We also reference reviews from Korean retailers — Naver Smart Store, Olive Young and Hwahae — translated into English.
No reviews from Dhaliora customers yet.
What reviewers in Korea mention
51 Hwahae Reviews · 4.71 Hwahae Avg. Rating · #6 Body Scrub Ranking · summarised by Dhaliora
Most mentioned
Friction
Read the frictions as fit cues: this is a gentle body scrub for smoothing and ingrown-hair care after waxing, so scrub lightly on sensitive spots.
Good fit if
- Anyone who waxes and wants to keep ingrown hairs in check
- Sensitive body skin that wants gentle, moisturizing exfoliation
- People seeking smoother, softer body skin
Not for you if you want
- A harsh, heavy-grit scrub — this one stays gentle
- A fragrance-free formula — a few note a minty scent
- Instant ingrown-hair removal — results build with regular use
Our take
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