Dear Doer Braek

Braek is Dear Doer's scrub line, and both products in this collection are the same formula in different jars. A scrub like this uses physical grit to lift away dead, flaky skin so the surface feels smoother afterwards. It is a wash-off step rather than a leave-on cream, so you use it in the shower or at the sink and rinse it away. Because it is the only product line here, the page is focused: one scrub, two sizes.

The 300ml jar is the everyday size. If you scrub once or twice a week and treat larger areas like legs and feet, the bigger jar lasts longer and works out as the better value per use. The 100ml jar is the lighter buy. It suits travel, a gym bag, or a first try before you commit to the full size. The formula is identical between the two, so you are choosing volume, not strength.

A grittier scrub like Braek is most useful on the rougher parts of the body. Elbows, knees, heels, and the soles of the feet build up dead skin that a normal wash does not clear. Use the scrub there to soften callused patches and even out texture. You can also run it over arms and legs before shaving or before applying a self-tan so the surface is smooth and the result is more even.

Apply the scrub to damp skin and massage in small circles over the rough areas, then rinse well. Once or twice a week is plenty for most people; daily scrubbing can leave skin sore and stripped. If your skin is sensitive, start with a lighter touch and less pressure. Always follow with a body lotion or cream, because scrubbing is best paired with moisture to keep the new surface soft.

This scrub suits anyone dealing with rough, bumpy, or flaky body skin, especially on feet and elbows. It is also handy in winter when dry patches build up faster. If your skin is very reactive or you have broken or irritated areas, a physical scrub may be too much, and a gentler approach is wiser until the skin settles. Patch-test on a small area if you are unsure how your skin will respond.

With only two options, the decision is simple. Pick the 100ml jar if you want to test the texture, keep one for trips, or only scrub occasionally. Pick the 300ml jar if Braek is already part of your routine and you exfoliate larger areas regularly, since the bigger jar stretches further before a repurchase. There is no larger refill format, so plan restocks around whichever jar you choose.

Treat the scrub as an occasional reset rather than a daily step. On scrub days, cleanse first, then use Braek on the rough zones, rinse, and finish with a moisturiser while skin is still damp. On other days, stick to your usual wash and lotion. Spacing the scrub out keeps results steady and avoids the over-exfoliation that comes from scrubbing every shower.

Dear Doer is a Korean brand, and the Braek Scrub here is the same formula sold under the label. We carry 34 Dear Doer products in total across facial care and cleansers, so if you like the brand you can pair this scrub with the rest of its range. The two sizes listed are what is available to ship now, so both jars on this page are ready to order.