Coconut Sugar Scrub
Moose's Coconut Sugar Scrub is a tallow-based body polish that exfoliates and softens in one step. Fine cane sugar buffs away dry, flaky skin. Whipped beef tallow and colloidal oatmeal melt in right behind it.
You rinse and step out feeling smooth and comfortable, never stripped or squeaky.
The scent is sweet, creamy coconut with buttery top notes and a smooth coconut and vanilla base. It stays soft and never overpowers the shower.
We make it in small batches in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, with simple ingredients you can actually pronounce.
Product Benefits
- Buffs skin smoothSugar exfoliates, tallow softens.
- Real cane sugar scrubNo plastic microbeads.
- Soothes as it polishesColloidal oatmeal calms skin.
- Leaves skin nourishedBeef tallow melts into dry skin.
- Rinses clean, never greasySkin feels soft after.
- Concentrated, no fillersMore scrub, no water.
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Ingredients
Ingredients: Cane Sugar, Beef Tallow, Colloidal Oatmeal, Fractionated Coconut Oil (MCT Oil), Tocopherols (Vitamin E), Fragrance.
Made Without: Plastic Microbeads, Water Fillers, Sulfates, Parabens, Phthalates, or Harsh Chemicals.
Why These Ingredients?
- Cane Sugar gently buffs away dry, flaky skin
- Beef Tallow nourishes and softens as you rinse
- Colloidal Oatmeal helps calm and soothe skin
- MCT Oil helps it spread smoothly and rinse clean
- Vitamin E helps support freshness
For an in-depth dive into any of the listed ingredients, please visit our Ingredient Page.
Scent/Flavor
Available Sizes
Comes in two sizes. The 4.4 oz jar is great for trying a scent or tossing in a travel bag. The 10 oz jar lasts longer and costs less per ounce. Both come in a clear glass jar with a black lid, so you can see the scrub inside.
Disclaimer
Our products are made in small batches using simple, natural ingredients—just like something you’d make at home. We don’t make medical claims, and our products aren’t intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions. These statements haven’t been evaluated by the FDA. If you have specific health concerns, it’s always wise to check with your healthcare provider.
Because we don’t use preservatives, natural variations in scent and texture are normal. Your product may soften in warm temperatures or firm up when cool—this is part of its natural nature. Store in a cool, dry place and avoid introducing water to keep it at its best.
Cleaner Than Your Big-Brand Scrub
Moose’s Tallow Sugar Polish is a small-batch, waterless beef-tallow body scrub with no synthetic dyes, no seed oils, and no water fillers. Here is how it compares to a typical big-brand sugar scrub.
Moose’sSugar Polish | Feature | BigBrand |
|---|---|---|
| Yes | Nourishing Beef Tallow | No |
| Yes | No Synthetic Dyes | No |
| Yes | No Water Fillers | No |
| Yes | Coconut-Derived Preservative | No |
| Yes | No PEGs or Silica Fillers | No |
| Yes | Colloidal Oatmeal | No |
| Yes | Small Batch, Made in USA | No |
In short: a typical big-brand scrub is mostly water and seed oils, tinted with synthetic dyes like Red 40 and Yellow 5, and bound with PEGs and phenoxyethanol. Moose’s is waterless beef tallow, real cane sugar, and colloidal oat, colored with natural mica and kept fresh with a coconut-derived preservative.
Coconut Sugar Scrub Videos
Watch helpful demos, product information, and customer reviews for this product.
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HOW TO USE
Buff. Soften. Rinse.
Scoop
Take a small scoop and warm it between your fingers. A little covers a lot of skin.
Massage
Work it over damp skin in slow circles. Spend extra time on rough spots like elbows, knees, and feet.
Rinse
Rinse with warm water and pat dry. The tallow and oatmeal stay behind to keep skin soft.
Why I Started Making Tallow Skincare
Hi, my name is Brian, though around here I don’t mind being called Moose.
I’ve learned most of what I know about skincare from the women in my life, especially my wife and our four daughters. Moose’s Tallow has truly been a family project from the beginning.
I started making tallow skincare after a serious health scare forced me to rethink everything I put in my body. Once I focused on real ingredients, another question came up: if what we eat matters that much… what about what we put on our skin?
With a busy home full of people I love, that question mattered a lot. When my daughters told me they were already using tallow for skincare, I decided to learn how to make it myself.
What started as a small project for my family eventually turned into something much bigger.
Sugar Scrub FAQ
Straight answers about how often to use it, how it feels, and what is inside.
How often should I use a sugar scrub?
Two or three times a week works for most skin.
- Once a week if your skin runs dry or sensitive
- More often on rough spots like feet and elbows
Will the tallow leave me greasy?
No. The sugar rinses away and takes the excess oil with it.
- You are left soft, not slick
- A little goes a long way
Can I use it on my face?
We make this one for the body.
- Facial skin is thinner and more delicate
- Keep the scrub below the neck
Is it gentle on sensitive skin?
It is made to be gentle.
- Sugar is softer than salt
- Colloidal oatmeal helps calm skin
- Patch test first if you react easily
Does it smell like beef?
No. Clean-rendered tallow is neutral.
- You only smell the scent we add
Will it clog my shower drain?
The sugar dissolves in warm water and rinses away.
- Wipe up any oil film so the floor is not slippery
What is inside?
Simple ingredients that exfoliate and soften.
- Cane sugar to buff
- Beef tallow and colloidal oatmeal to soften
- A light carrier oil, vitamin E, and fragrance
How do I use it?
Scoop a little onto damp skin in the shower.
- Massage in slow circles
- Rinse with warm water and pat dry
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