30 Head-To-Toe Scrubs You Need To Stock Up On This Winter

The editor-favourite (and Power Your Pretty Award winner!)Davines Solu Sea Salt Scrub Cleanser ($42) sources its sea salt sourced from the Trapani coast in Sicily and combines it with beet sugar extract and jojoba oil to make getting rid of product build-up on your scalp feel luxurious.

Perfect for budget beauty buyers, the L'Oréal Paris EverFresh Micro-Exfoliating Scrub ($19) contains teensy apricot seeds to exfoliate and eliminate excess oil buildup — at less than $20.

Ouai Scalp & Body Scrub ($38) is the ultimate multitasker: it gets rid of dirt and oil on your scalp, but also the rest of your body. Two birds, one stone!

The green-apple-scented Kerastase Soothing Scrub ($50) sloughs away dead skin cells sitting at the surface while simultaneously hydrating your scalp in the way only a salon treatment can — and the smell alone will keep you coming back for more.

Formulated with no parabens, dyes, or fragrances, the Nexxus Clean & Pure Scalp Scrub ($15) is the cleaner solution to sloughing away any gunk sitting on your scalp.

Dr. Brandt Microdermabrasion Age Defying Exfoliator ($79) has exfoliating aluminium oxide crystals you'll often see the pros using during in-office microdermabrasian treatments, plus lactic acid and soothing botanicals, which makes this scrub very effective in getting rid of dead skin.

Straight from Meghan Markle's favourite brand, Tatcha's The Rice Polish ($65) is a water-activated exfoliator that helps smooth the skin and decrease any redness.

Goop by Juice Beauty Exfoliating Instant Facial ($125) has a mix of exfoliating AHAs and BHAs to brighten the skin, while plant-based cellulose beads buff away dead cells.

Dermalogica Daily Microfoliant ($59) is gentle enough to use daily. The rice-based powder activates when you add water, releasing a dose of salicylic acid and rice enzymes to exfoliate the skin.

For acne-sufferers, Bioré Bicarbonate Of Soda Acne Scrub ($6) combines breakout-busting salicylic acid with bicarbonate of soda for a deep (yet gentle) clean.

French Girl Organics Rose Lip Polish ($18) has an ultra-hydrating formula that is completely plant-based. It's a great granulated sugar scrub to get rid of dry, chapped skin.

Burt's Bees Conditioning Lip Scrub ($9) has a combination of ultra-hydrating beeswax and exfoliating honey crystals that will soothe your skin immediately.

Tarte Cosmetics Pout Prep Maracuja Lip Exfoliant ($16) contains maracuja oil, a moisturiser that's loaded with fatty acids, plus vitamin C that work simultaneously to smooth and soothe your lips.

Like every good lip scrub Beauty by POPSUGAR Be Smooth Sugar Lip Scrub ($22) gently exfoliates dead, chapped skin to reveal smooth and soft lips.

Good body scrubs can be difficult to find (especially on a budget), which is why we're glad we found Dove Body Polish Crushed Macadamia & Rice Milk ($6). The crushed macadamia works to slough off dead cells, while rice milk and other nutrients work to soften skin, leaving you with that baby-soft surface and no icky residue.

The Shea Moisture African Black Soap Bamboo Charcoal Body Scrub ($18) gives you everything you'd want in a scrub: hydration (thanks to the raw shea butter) and a good, deep buff (you can credit the combo of bamboo charcoal and tea tree oil for that).

The Fresh Brown Sugar Body Polish ($67) smells and looks like a decadent dessert, but it feels like a luxe body treatment when you massage onto skin in the shower.

The best part of any pedicure is the foot rub, and The Body Shop Peppermint Reviving Pumice Foot Scrub ($10) is a gel-based scrub that lets you recreate that spa experience in the comfort of your home. It contains peppermint essential oil to create a cooling effect, and volcanic rock granules to exfoliate the dead skin.

OPI's Exfoliating Sugar Scrub ($26) is hydrating thanks to a blend of essential oils, but also contains pumice and citrus to slough off dead skin cells.