Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Salt body scrub.

During a Salt body scrub, your therapist applies sea-salt exfoliant with gentle, rhythmic strokes to slough off dead skin. Treatment includes rinsing and hydrating oils or lotion. It lasts about 30–60 minutes depending on area and any added therapies.

For most clients, a salt body scrub is safe every one to four weeks depending on skin sensitivity. Those with dry or sensitive skin should wait longer and consult a therapist; we tailor frequency to skin type and goals.

Sensitive skin can benefit from a gentler, finely ground scrub and reduced pressure. We perform a consultation and patch test, using milder formulas or skipping exfoliation on irritated areas. Always inform us about conditions like rosacea or eczema.

Yes — performing a salt body scrub 24–48 hours before a spray tan removes dead skin and creates an even surface for application. Avoid heavy oils after the scrub and follow your tan technician's preparation guidelines for best results.

Avoid scrubs if you have open wounds, sunburn, recent chemical peels, active skin infections, or severe psoriasis. Pregnant clients should consult their physician; we recommend informing your therapist of medications or treatments that affect skin sensitivity.

After treatment, hydrate well and avoid hot baths or intense sun exposure for 24 hours. Use gentle moisturizers and SPF when outdoors. Regular moisturizing maintains the silky results and extends the benefits of exfoliation between sessions.