Body Scrub

Learn how to exfoliate your skin in this Easy Thai lesson! Follow along with a step-by-step body scrub routine, from choosing the right products to applying serum and lotion afterwards. You’ll hear how often people with dry or oily skin should scrub, why you start with the coarsest scrub and move to finer ones, and how to scrub gently in circles while paying extra attention to elbows, knees and ankles. The lesson also covers mixing a face mask and making a simple homemade lip scrub with salt and honey.

Thai Vocabulary:
ขัดผิว (khàt phǐu) – To exfoliate / scrub the skin
เกลือ (glʉa) – Salt
มะขาม (má-khǎam) – Tamarind
หยาบ (yàap) – Coarse / rough
ละเอียด (lá-ìat) – Fine (texture)
ผิวแห้ง (phǐu hɛ̂ɛng) – Dry skin
ผิวมัน (phǐu man) – Oily skin

Learning Thai through real-life routines helps you understand vocabulary in context and remember it more naturally. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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Body Scrub

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