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A cheap, generous sugar scrub with shea butter, plant oils and a rose scent, popular for softening dry body skin.
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#3 of 6 body
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Made for: Normal skin · Dry skin
Last reviewed November 2, 2026 by our editors · How we score
The verdict
A cheap, generous sugar scrub with shea butter, plant oils and a rose scent, popular for softening dry body skin.
Tree Hut's Moroccan Rose Shea Sugar Scrub pairs real sugar with shea butter and a blend of oils, including argan, rosehip, avocado and sweet almond, in an 18 oz tub. It buffs away dry skin in the shower, while the shea butter and oils are there to leave skin moisturized; creator reviews call the results phenomenal and rank it among the best body scrubs. The rose fragrance is strong and the formula contains dyes, so it is not for sensitive or broken skin or the face. At under $10 at major retailers, it is one of the most popular body scrubs online.
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Creator reviews describe noticeably softer, smoother skin straight after use, with one first-time scrub user calling the results phenomenal.
Real sugar, glycerin, shea and a long list of plant oils are well suited to a rinse-off scrub, but added fragrance and dyes add irritation risk.
Creators praise the Moroccan Rose scent and the soft feel it leaves, and the oil-rich formula suits people who like a moisturizing scrub over a dry one.
$9.99 for 18 oz at Ulta is excellent value against body scrubs that cost several times more.
Tree Hut scrubs are a fixture of shower-routine content, and Moroccan Rose is one of the brand's best-known scents.
Beauty profile
Texture
Granular sugar suspended in oils and shea butter
Format
Fragrance
Size
Key ingredients
Ingredient encyclopedia →What’s in it: Sucrose (sugar) as the physical exfoliant, glycerin, shea butter and rosehip, argan, avocado, safflower, orange, macadamia, evening primrose and sweet almond oils; contains fragrance and Red 4 and Blue 1 dyes.
How to use
Apply a generous amount to damp or dry skin, buff in circular motions and rinse well.
Formulas change. Always check the packaging, and patch-test if your skin is reactive.
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Price & value
Typical price
$9.99
for 18 oz / 510 g
About 57% less than the typical body we review. Our value score: 9.3/10 for a drugstore pick.
Price checked November 2026 at a non-Amazon retailer. Prices change — retailers show the current one.
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FAQ
Tree Hut's directions simply say to buff it onto damp or dry skin and rinse, without a set frequency. As a physical exfoliant, it is best used gently and less often on sensitive skin.
It is a rose-forward floral scent. The brand describes it as luscious, and the formula also contains orange oil.
This scrub is made for the body; its sugar granules and fragrance are not designed for facial skin.
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