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About the Booty Scrub

The booty scrub that started a category. Finely milled walnut shell powder in a gentle, fragrance-free cleansing base with organic aloe, jojoba and rosehip seed oils and pro-vitamin B5, made for the skin nobody talks about.

Made for: Bumpy, rough butt skin. "Chicken skin" texture. Smooth prep a day or two before shaving or waxing. Dull, uneven-looking tone. Dry, flaky patches on the butt, thighs and arms.

How to use: In the shower, mix one small scoop with water on damp skin. Massage in slow circles for 30–60 seconds with light pressure (go extra gentle if you're prone to dark marks), then rinse. Follow with body lotion. Use 2–3 times per week, not daily, and skip the 24 hours after shaving or waxing. One jar gives about 60 scrubs.

Key ingredients: Walnut shell powder (physical exfoliant). Organic aloe leaf juice and glycerin (hydration). Organic jojoba, sunflower and rosehip seed oils (moisture). Pro-vitamin B5 and vitamin E (conditioning). Organic oatstraw, white willow bark, and chamomile and lavender flower waters (botanicals).

Full ingredients: Walnut Shell Powder, Organic Aloe Leaf Juice*, Decyl Glucoside, Lauryl Glucoside, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Phenoxyethanol, Organic Lavender Flower Water*, Roman Chamomile Flower Water, Glycerin, Provitamin B5, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Organic Oatstraw Extract*, Vitamin E, Sunflower Seed Oil, Organic White Willow Bark Extract*, Organic Jojoba Seed Oil*, Rosehip Seed Oil, Organic Alcohol*, Xanthan Gum, Tetrasodium EDTA. *Certified organic ingredient. Contains wheat protein, so it isn't gluten-free.

What's not in it: Fragrance. Parabens. Sulfates. Mineral oil. Animal testing. Anything labeled "miracle."

What to expect: Softer, smoother-feeling skin after the first use. With 2–3 scrubs a week, rough, bumpy spots look and feel smoother and skin looks more even. Consistency matters more than intensity.

The brand truth: Vegan. Cruelty-free. Made in small batches in the USA since 2018.

Read: The complete butt skincare routine →

What's in it (and what it does)

Walnut Shell Powder

Finely milled physical exfoliant. Lifts dead skin, oil and buildup so rough, bumpy areas feel smoother.

Rosehip Seed Oil

Rich in fatty acids and vitamin A precursors. Leaves skin looking brighter and more even.

Jojoba Seed Oil

Closest natural oil to human sebum. Replenishes moisture without feeling greasy.

Aloe Vera Leaf Juice

Soothing and hydrating, so skin feels comfortable after exfoliating.

Pro-Vitamin B5 (Panthenol)

Conditions and softens skin between sessions.

Made for skin dealing with

Bumpy, rough texture"Chicken skin" roughnessPrep a day or two before shaving or waxingDull, uneven-looking toneDry, flaky patchesButt, inner thighs, upper arms and bikini line

How to use it

Wet skin in the shower

Start on damp skin, not dry. Water helps the scrub glide instead of drag.

Mix one small scoop with water

Use it on the butt, thighs, upper arms or bikini line, wherever skin feels rough.

Massage in slow circles for 30–60 seconds

Gentle pressure. Let the walnut shell do the work. If you're prone to dark marks or KP, go extra light: scrubbing hard can irritate skin.

Rinse thoroughly

Make sure no scrub stays in skin folds.

Moisturize right after

Apply body lotion while skin is still slightly damp to lock in moisture.

What to expect, when

After 1 use

Visibly softer, smoother skin

2–3 weeks

Smoother-feeling overall texture

4–6 weeks

Rough, bumpy spots look and feel smoother

8+ weeks

Skin looks more even and polished

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Frequently asked questions

How do I use the Becky Booty Scrub?
In the shower, mix one small scoop with water on damp skin. Massage in slow circles for 30–60 seconds, going gently on bumpy or dull-looking areas. Rinse, then apply body lotion while skin is still damp.
How often should I use it?
2–3 times per week — not daily. The goal is healthy cell turnover, not over-exfoliation. If you're new to physical scrubs, start with once a week and ramp up.
Is a 2 oz jar enough, and why is it $24.95?
One session is a single small scoop mixed with water on wet skin, and the scrub roughly doubles in volume once it is wet, so most people get 4 to 6 weeks out of a 2 oz jar at two or three scrubs a week. The jar looks small because the scrub is concentrated: it is not a sugar scrub you slather on by the handful. If a jar is disappearing in two weeks, you are almost certainly using more than you need. A larger 4 oz size is in the works for people who want fewer reorders.
What does it smell like?
Nothing is added for fragrance — no perfume, no essential oils, no masking scent. What you smell is the base itself: aloe, oatstraw, chamomile and the seed oils, which read as faintly nutty and herbal, and a little stronger the moment you open a fresh jar. It rinses off and does not linger on skin. Plenty of people pick Becky precisely because it is unscented, but if you want a scrub that perfumes the bathroom, this is not that scrub.
Will it get rid of cellulite, stretch marks or butt acne?
No, and we are not going to tell you otherwise. Becky is a cosmetic exfoliant: it lifts dead surface skin so texture feels smoother and tone looks more even. Cellulite is fat and connective tissue below the skin, stretch marks are scars in the dermis, and acne and folliculitis are medical conditions — a scrub does not treat any of them. Older Becky packaging and listings did make those claims; we have taken them off everything we control. If breakouts on your butt are the main thing you want gone, see a clinician about a treatment that actually targets them, and use Becky for texture.
What's in Becky Booty Scrub?
Walnut shell powder for exfoliation in a gentle cleansing base with aloe, glycerin, jojoba, sunflower and rosehip seed oils, pro-vitamin B5 and vitamin E. Full list: Walnut Shell Powder, Organic Aloe Leaf Juice*, Decyl Glucoside, Lauryl Glucoside, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Phenoxyethanol, Organic Lavender Flower Water*, Roman Chamomile Flower Water, Glycerin, Provitamin B5, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Organic Oatstraw Extract*, Vitamin E, Sunflower Seed Oil, Organic White Willow Bark Extract*, Organic Jojoba Seed Oil*, Rosehip Seed Oil, Organic Alcohol*, Xanthan Gum, Tetrasodium EDTA. *Certified organic ingredient.
Is it safe if I have a tree nut allergy?
The exfoliant is finely milled walnut shell, so if you have a tree nut allergy, do not use Becky without clearing it with your doctor first. Walnut shell is the hard outer shell rather than the nut meat, but it comes from a tree nut and we would rather you check than find out in the shower. It also contains hydrolyzed wheat protein, which matters if you have a wheat allergy.
Is Becky gluten-free?
No. It contains hydrolyzed wheat protein. If you have celiac disease or a wheat allergy, check with your doctor before using it.
Can I use it on rough, bumpy "chicken skin"?
Yes, gently. Light exfoliation 2–3 times a week lifts the dead skin that makes bumpy areas feel rough. Scrubbing hard can irritate keratosis pilaris, so use light pressure and pair Becky with a daily lotion containing lactic acid or urea, which is the usual go-to for KP.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Becky is fragrance-free and free of parabens and sulfates, with gentle plant-derived cleansers. It does contain botanical extracts and hydrolyzed wheat protein, so if your skin is reactive, patch test on the inner thigh first and start with once a week.
My skin looks red or feels bumpier since I started — what happened?
Nearly always too much pressure or too often. Physical exfoliation is meant to be light: one small scoop, slow circles for 30–60 seconds, two or three times a week, never on broken, sunburned, freshly shaved or waxed skin. Scrub hard enough to leave skin pink and you get irritation, not smoother skin. Take a week off, then restart once a week with almost no pressure. One more thing worth knowing: if the bumps are itchy, uniform and come to a head, that can be folliculitis or fungal acne, which exfoliating tends to make angrier — worth asking a clinician about. And if Becky just does not agree with your skin, email hello@hibecky.com and we will refund you.
Can I use it during pregnancy?
Becky contains no retinoids or salicylic acid. It does include a small amount of white willow bark extract, a plant source of salicin. Every pregnancy is different, so run new skincare past your OB/GYN, especially in the first trimester.
Doesn't walnut shell cause micro-tears?
Not when it's milled finely and uniformly, which Becky's is. The problem with some mass-market walnut scrubs is coarse, irregular particles that feel harsh, especially on the face. Becky uses cosmetic-grade walnut shell powder sized for body skin, which is thicker than face skin.
How long until I see results?
Skin feels softer and smoother after the first use. With 2–3 scrubs a week, rough, bumpy spots look and feel smoother over the next few weeks. Consistency beats intensity — three uses a week for two months works better than daily for one week.
Does it help dark marks or uneven tone?
Partly, and indirectly. Dull, built-up dead skin makes tone look patchier than it is, so removing it makes skin look brighter and more even right away. The marks left behind after a breakout or an ingrown hair are a different thing: those sit deeper and fade on their own over weeks to months, and a scrub does not bleach or lighten skin. Exfoliating gently, keeping skin moisturized and wearing sunscreen on exposed skin gives those marks the best shot at fading; picking at bumps is what makes them stick around.
Can I use it on places other than my butt?
Yes. Becky works on inner thighs, upper arms, and the bikini line. Avoid mucous membranes — don't apply internally. On the bikini line, exfoliate before hair removal and wait 24–48 hours after shaving or waxing.
What's the shelf life?
Sealed: 24 months. Opened: 12 months. Store away from direct sunlight and heat. If the texture or scent ever changes noticeably, replace it.
Is it vegan and cruelty-free?
Yes — vegan, never tested on animals, and made in small batches in the USA.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Email hello@hibecky.com within 30 days and we will make it right, jar open or not. Buying on Amazon instead? Amazon's own 30-day return window applies, and their returns are free. We would rather refund you than have you keep scrubbing something your skin does not like.
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