Most scrubs promise to "remove tan" and leave it there. This pairs micro walnut powder to physically buff away the dead, tanned surface layer with clove oil to calm and brighten what's underneath.
Bike rides, beach trips, that one wedding season spent entirely outdoors — tan builds up in layers of dead skin sitting on top of dull, clogged pores. Rubbing a brightening cream over that buildup is like painting over dust.
Finely milled walnut shell physically buffs away dead skin cells and surface buildup — the tanned, rough layer blocking your brightening products from ever reaching live skin.
Naturally antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, clove oil calms freshly-exfoliated skin and helps fade the look of acne scars and uneven patches left behind by sun exposure.
Fades sun-darkened patches with regular use
Walnut powder sloughs off rough, flaky buildup
Clears the way for every product you apply after
Reveals the brighter skin underneath the buildup
"This is my pick for tan-tired skin. Two ingredients, no shortcuts — that's the whole point of this one."
Wet your face or body with warm water to soften the dead skin layer first.
Take a generous amount and massage in gentle circular motions for 5+ minutes.
Spend extra time on visibly tanned patches — wrists, neck, feet.
Rinse with warm water. Use twice a week for visible fading over time.
De-Tan Scrub clears the surface. Here's what we recommend using right after, straight from the DR.RASHEL no-skip routine.
Twice a week is ideal. Daily use can be too abrasive for most skin types — this is a buffing scrub, not a daily cleanser.
Yes — it's formulated for both face and body use, and works especially well on commonly tanned areas like arms, neck and feet.
It's dermatologically tested and free from parabens and SLS. If you have very reactive or broken-out skin, patch test first and start with once-a-week use.
Most users notice smoother, brighter skin after 2-3 uses, with visible tan-fading over 3-4 weeks of consistent twice-weekly use.
Clear the buildup first — everything else works better after.