A body scrubber from Global Swanky makes exfoliating easy, with electric spin brushes, long-handled back scrubbers, silicone bath brushes, exfoliating gloves and towels, and foot scrubbers for smoother skin. Prices start at $20.40.
Key Takeaways
- Our body scrubber range includes about 44 tools, priced from $20.40 to $128.05 as of October 7, 2026.
- About 30 are electric body scrubbers and bath brushes, and the rest are gloves, towels, manual brushes and foot scrubbers.
- 34 start under $35, and the median starting price is $30.68.
- The American Academy of Dermatology advises being gentle and never exfoliating cut, wounded or sunburned skin.
- Rinse and dry your body scrubber after every use, and replace manual scrubbers regularly.
On this page
- What Is a Body Scrubber?
- Our Body Scrubber Range
- Electric Body Scrubbers
- Manual Body Scrubbers
- Gloves, Towels and Sponges
- Foot and Back Scrubbers
- How to Choose a Body Scrubber
- Body Scrubber by Skin Type
- How to Use a Body Scrubber
- Cleaning and Hygiene
- Benefits of Using a Body Scrubber
- How Much Does a Body Scrubber Cost?
- Shipping, Returns and Support
- Body Scrubber FAQs
- Find the Right Body Scrubber
What Is a Body Scrubber?
A body scrubber is a tool that exfoliates your skin in the shower or bath. It works with your usual body wash to lift away dead skin cells, leaving skin feeling smoother and cleaner than with your hands alone.
Body scrubbers range from simple gloves and towels to electric brushes with spinning heads and long handles.
Mechanical exfoliation
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, mechanical exfoliation uses a tool such as a brush, pad or sponge, or a scrub, to physically remove dead skin cells.
Scrubber vs scrub
A body scrubber is a reusable tool. A body scrub is a grainy product you apply to the skin. Browse our body scrub collection if you prefer scrubs.
Our Body Scrubber Range
We stock about 44 body scrubbers as of October 7, 2026.
| Type |
About how many |
Example and price (USD) |
| Electric body scrubbers and bath brushes |
30 |
Electric Bath Brush Waterproof Exfoliating Body Scrubber with 3 Speeds ($30.07) |
| Exfoliating gloves, towels and sponges |
7 |
Drawstring Back Rub Bath Towel, Exfoliating Long Body Scrubber ($21.24) |
| Manual bath brushes |
4 |
Bath Brush with Long Handle and Soft Wool Bristles ($20.63) |
| Foot and back scrubbers |
3 |
Electric Foot Scrubber Rechargeable with 2-Speed Adjustment ($23.34) |
Counts come from product titles on October 7, 2026. Check head types, speeds and battery details on each listing.
Electric Body Scrubbers
Electric models do the work for you with rotating or vibrating heads.
Long-handle electric brushes
Long handles reach your back, shoulders and feet without stretching. The Electric Bath Brush with Long Handle, Rechargeable Body Scrubber costs $35.61.
Double-handle brushes
Dual handles help you scrub across your back with both hands. The Electric Double Handle Bath Brush, Waterproof with 2 Speeds costs $34.89.
Interchangeable heads
Many models include several heads for soft cleansing, firmer exfoliation and massage. The IPX7 Electric Spin Scrubber with 5 Replaceable Heads, 3 Speeds costs $42.15.
Digital display models
Displays show speed and battery level. The Digital Display Electric Bath Brush with Touch Control, Waterproof costs $30.07.
Waterproofing
Look for an IPX7 or similar rating so the scrubber can be used safely in the shower.
Manual Body Scrubbers
Manual tools are simple, light and travel-friendly.
Silicone bath brushes
Silicone is soft, quick-drying and easy to clean. The Multicolor Silicone Exfoliating Bath Brush for Body Care costs $21.05.
Bristle brushes
Long-handled bristle brushes reach the back. The Bath Brush with Long Handle and Soft Wool Bristles costs $20.63.
Travel brushes
The Portable Hexagonal Silicone Bath Brush with Hook for Travel hangs up to dry.
Gloves, Towels and Sponges
Textured fabrics give a gentle all-over scrub.
Exfoliating gloves
Gloves slip on for easy control. The Exfoliating Glove for Bath Scrubbing, Coarse Texture Body Scrubber costs $20.40.
Back scrub towels
Long towels with handles reach your whole back. The African Net Bath Towel Exfoliating Body Scrubber for Smooth Skin costs $22.50.
Mesh sponges
Mesh sponges create rich lather from a little body wash.
Foot scrubbers
Foot scrubbers soften rough heels. The Electric Foot Scrubber Rechargeable with 2-Speed Adjustment costs $23.34.
Wall-mounted pads
The Non-Slip Silicone Foot and Back Scrubber Pad with Suction Cups sticks to the shower wall so you can scrub hands-free.
How to Choose a Body Scrubber
- Decide between electric and manual.
- Consider reach: choose a long handle for your back.
- Pick a texture to suit your skin: soft silicone for sensitive skin, firmer bristles or nylon for normal skin.
- Check waterproof ratings and battery life for electric models.
- Look for replaceable heads to extend the scrubber's life.
- Choose a design that dries quickly to stay hygienic.
Body Scrubber by Skin Type
| Skin type |
Good choice |
How often |
| Sensitive |
Soft silicone brush or gentle glove |
Once a week, gently |
| Normal |
Electric brush on low speed or bristle brush |
Two or three times a week |
| Dry |
Soft brush, followed by moisturiser |
Once or twice a week |
| Oily |
Firmer brush or exfoliating towel |
Two or three times a week |
Adjust to how your skin feels, and stop if you notice redness or stinging.
How to Use a Body Scrubber
- Wet your skin and the scrubber with warm water.
- Add body wash to the scrubber.
- Use gentle, circular motions over each area.
- Use lighter pressure on thin skin, such as the inner arms and chest.
- Rinse your skin and the scrubber thoroughly.
- Pat dry and apply moisturiser.
Dermatologist safety tips
The AAD advises being gentle, never exfoliating skin that has open cuts or wounds or is sunburned, and avoiding over-exfoliation, which can leave skin red and irritated.
Avoid sensitive areas
Don't use body scrubbers on the face, intimate areas or irritated patches.
Cleaning and Hygiene
A body scrubber stays in a damp place, so cleaning matters.
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Rinse thoroughly after every use to remove soap and skin.
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Hang to dry in a ventilated spot between showers.
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Wash heads, gloves and towels weekly, following the instructions.
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Replace manual scrubbers every few months, or sooner if they smell or fray.
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Don't share body scrubbers with other people.
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Charge electric models outside the shower and keep charging ports dry.
Benefits of Using a Body Scrubber
Smoother-feeling skin
Regular gentle exfoliation removes surface dead skin.
Better lather
Scrubbers spread body wash further, so you use less.
Easier reach
Long handles and towels reach your back without straining.
Relaxation
Many people enjoy the massaging feel of electric brushes.
How Much Does a Body Scrubber Cost?
Our body scrubbers start at $20.40. Of about 44 tools, 15 start under $25, 19 start between $25 and $35, 7 start between $35 and $50, and 3 start at $50 or more.
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Under $25: gloves, towels, silicone brushes and foot scrubbers.
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$25 to $35: electric bath brushes with long or double handles.
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$35 to $50: multi-head, digital and high-speed electric scrubbers.
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$50 and up: premium automatic scrubbers with smart features.
Standard US shipping is free on every order.
Shipping, Returns and Support
We ship body scrubbers to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.
Body Scrubber FAQs
How often should I use a body scrubber?
Two or three times a week suits most people, and once a week suits sensitive or dry skin. Adjust to how your skin feels, and stop if you notice redness, stinging or irritation after scrubbing. Skip days after shaving or waxing.
Are electric body scrubbers better?
Electric scrubbers do the work for you and reach easily, which helps people with limited mobility. Manual scrubbers are lighter, cheaper and need no charging, and both exfoliate well when used gently. Choose based on reach, budget and how much effort you want to put in.
Can I use a body scrubber on my face?
No, facial skin is thinner and more delicate, so use a soft facial brush or cleanser instead. Body scrubbers are designed for thicker skin on the arms, legs, back and feet. Keep separate tools for face and body to stay hygienic.
How do I clean my body scrubber?
Rinse it thoroughly after each use, shake off excess water and hang it to dry in a ventilated place. Wash removable heads, gloves and towels weekly, following the care instructions. Never store a wet scrubber in a closed drawer or bag.
When should I replace it?
Replace manual scrubbers, gloves and sponges every few months, or sooner if they smell, fray or stay damp. Replace electric brush heads when bristles flatten or become discoloured. Keep spare heads on hand so you can swap them quickly and keep scrubbing hygienically.
Is a body scrubber good for sensitive skin?
Yes, if you choose a soft silicone brush, use light pressure and scrub less often. Avoid coarse gloves and stiff bristles, and patch test on a small area first if your skin reacts easily. Moisturise straight after, and pause if your skin feels tight or itchy.
Can I use an electric scrubber in the shower?
Yes, if it's rated waterproof, such as IPX7. Charge it outside the shower, keep the charging port dry, and follow the instructions for safe use in water. Check the rating on each listing, and never use a scrubber while it is plugged in.
Should I moisturise after scrubbing?
Yes. Exfoliated skin can feel dry, so apply a body lotion or cream while your skin is still slightly damp to lock in moisture and keep it soft and comfortable. Fragrance-free creams usually suit sensitive or very dry skin best.
Can I share a body scrubber?
It's best not to, because scrubbers hold dead skin cells and moisture, which can spread bacteria between people. Give each family member their own scrubber or replaceable head, and label or colour-code them to avoid mix-ups in busy shared bathrooms.
Does a body scrubber help with ingrown hairs?
Gentle exfoliation can help keep the skin around hair follicles clear and smooth. Scrub lightly a day or two before shaving, not straight after, and see a dermatologist if ingrown hairs become painful, swollen or infected. Moisturise afterwards to keep the area soft.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.
Can I return a body scrubber?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for return instructions. There's no restocking fee.
Find the Right Body Scrubber
Choosing a body scrubber comes down to three checks: electric or manual, the right texture for your skin, and good reach for your back. A long-handled electric bath brush with soft heads suits most people.
Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid, or browse our fragrant body wash, skin care and health and beauty collections.
