Scrub kopi with kaffir lime, pandan and cassia leaf
Coffee scrub by TANAMERA, natural coffee body scrub 120g
Natural body scrub Malaysia, tropical coffee exfoliant
Scrub kopi with kaffir lime, pandan and cassia leaf
Coffee scrub by TANAMERA, natural coffee body scrub 120g
Natural body scrub Malaysia, tropical coffee exfoliant

Tropical Coffee Body Scrub

RM59.90
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TANAMERA Tropical Coffee Body Scrub combines finely ground coffee seed powder with kaffir lime, pandan and cassia leaf powder for a natural, tropical-scented exfoliant. Coffee grounds physically buff away dead skin cells while the herb blend adds a warming, aromatic finish. Mix 2 sachets of scrub powder with 10ml of Virgin Coconut oil.

  • Coffea Arabica (Coffee) Seed Powder
  • Citrus Hystrix Leaf / Fruit Powder
  • Oryza Sativa (Rice) Powder
  • Pandanus Amaryllifolius Leaf Powder
  • Cassia Alata Leaf Powder
  1. Mix 2 sachets of scrub powder with 10ml of Virgin Coconut oil. Than spritz Tanamera Floral water until you get a smooth paste.
  2. Apply a thin layer of scrub paste on body and wait for 5 minutes before scrubbing. Avoid from applying on nails.
    *Tip: If the scrub has dried in certain areas, wet your hands and continue scrubbing.
  3. Rinse well with water. Pat skin dry with towel and apply Tanamera body moisturizer.
  • Naturally exfoliates to remove dead skin cells and reveal smoother skin
  • Coffee's natural astringent properties help cleanse and deodorise
  • Massaging motion helps stimulate circulation
  • Leaves skin soft and refreshed with a tropical kaffir lime and pandan scent
  1. What does this coffee scrub do for the skin?
    Coffee seed powder acts as a natural physical exfoliant, buffing away dead skin cells. Kaffir lime, pandan and cassia leaf powder add cleansing, deodorising properties and a tropical scent.
  2. What do I mix the powder with?
    Mix with Tanamera Virgin Coconut Oil, then spritz with Tanamera Floral Water (or plain water) until it forms a smooth, spreadable paste.
  3. Why wait 5 minutes before scrubbing?
    Letting the paste sit gives the powder time to soften and cling to the skin, so it buffs evenly instead of dragging on dry patches.
  4. How often can I use this scrub?
    Two to three times a week is typical for a physical scrub. Daily use can be too abrasive, so space it out and follow with a moisturiser.
  5. Can I use this on my face?
    No, this scrub is formulated for the body. For facial exfoliation, use a scrub made for facial skin such as Tanamera's Facial Scrub range.
  6. Is it normal for the paste to dry out mid-use?
    Yes, especially in air-conditioned rooms. Wet your hands and continue scrubbing, or add a touch more water.
  7. Can I just mix it with water?
    You can, but coconut oil gives a smoother paste that spreads further and leaves skin less tight afterwards. Cold Pressed Virgin Coconut Oil is the recommended pairing.
  8. Will the coffee stain my bathroom?
    No, though rinse the floor after since coffee grounds settle. Avoid letting them go down the drain in large quantities.
  9. Where can I buy a good body scrub in Malaysia?
    The full body scrub range covers coffee, lulur, boreh, salt and sugar, with free delivery above RM99.

Please refer to the ingredients list carefully and check for any ingredients that you may be allergic or sensitive to before use.

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Natural body scrub Malaysia, tropical coffee exfoliant

What coffee actually does as a scrub

Coffee grounds have a particular quality that makes them well suited to this. The particles are irregular and slightly soft, so they break down a little as you work them over the skin. That means the scrub starts firm and finishes gentler, which is the opposite of salt or sugar, both of which dissolve and stop working almost immediately.

Caffeine is the other part. As a cosmetic ingredient it is a recognised astringent, which is why it turns up in so many body products aimed at firmness and tone. On skin it gives that momentary tightened, polished feel after rinsing.

The rest of the blend is local. Kaffir lime and pandan give the scent, cassia leaf has a long history in Southeast Asian herbal practice, and rice powder softens the overall grain so the coffee buffs rather than scratches. It is a scrub kopi in the regional tradition rather than a coffee scrub with tropical flavouring added

Scrub kopi with kaffir lime, pandan and cassia leaf

How often should you use a coffee body scrub?

Two to three times a week suits most people. More than that and you are scrubbing skin that has not had time to recover. Less, and dead skin builds back up faster than the scrub can clear it. If your skin runs dry or sensitive, once a week is plenty.

The other thing worth knowing before your first use is that this arrives as a powder, not a ready-made tub. Mixing it fresh keeps the herbs potent, but it takes a minute to get the knack.

  • Start with the oil, not the water. Coconut oil first, then add water or floral water gradually. Powder mixed with water alone goes claggy and drags on the skin.
  • Aim for thick yogurt. Not runny, not crumbly. If it slides off your hand, add powder. If it crumbles, add a spritz more liquid.
  • Mix in a small bowl, not your palm. Easier to control, and you will not lose half of it down the drain.
  • Let it sit on skin for five minutes. This is the step people skip. The paste softens and grips, so it buffs evenly instead of dragging across dry patches.
  • Wet your hands if it dries out. Air-conditioning does this quickly. A splash of water and carry on.
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