Tree Hut

Tree Hut launched in 2002 and is owned by Naterra International. The brand is one of the largest drugstore body-care players in the US and built its reputation on affordably-priced shea-butter-based body scrubs and washes that became viral favorites in the late 2010s.

7 products reviewed

73/100 Score

Tree Hut Coco Colada Shea Sugar Scrub in white plastic tub with tropical label

Drugstore Body Scrub Cult Favorite

Tree Hut body-care

Coco Colada Shea Sugar Scrub

An affordable drugstore body scrub that genuinely outperforms its price tag, with a substantial oil and shea butter base that conditions while it exfoliates. The tropical Coco Colada scent is a love-it-or-hate-it situation, and the formula contains fragrance and citrus oils that rule it out for sensitive skin. For the right user, it's a $10 cult favorite for a reason.

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Drugstore Spa-Day Favorite

Tree Hut body-care

Moroccan Rose Shea Sugar Scrub

A modestly upgraded version of Tree Hut's standard sugar scrub formula, distinguished by the addition of argan oil and rosehip oil — ingredients that typically appear in scrubs at three times the price. The contemporary rose scent skews fresh rather than powdery, the conditioning is genuine, and the $10 price for 18 oz remains the brand's best-in-class value proposition. Sensitive skin should still skip.

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Tropic Glow Firming Shea Sugar Scrub

An upgraded version of Tree Hut's standard sugar scrub formula with cupuaçu butter, pistachio oil, and a subtle mica shimmer that creates a coordinated glow routine when paired with the matching body butter. The 'firming' angle is more marketing than mechanism, but the formulation is genuinely a step up. Same fragrance and dye concerns mean sensitive skin should still skip.

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Drugstore Glow Body Butter

Tree Hut body-care

Tropic Glow Firming Whipped Body Butter

A genuinely well-formulated drugstore body butter with cupuaçu butter and pistachio oil that you would expect to find in much pricier products. The shimmer is subtle and flattering, the texture is luxurious for the price, and the hydration is real. The 'firming' marketing oversells the caffeine effect, and the heavy fragrance load makes this a non-starter for sensitive skin.

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Brightening Body Scrub

Tree Hut body-care

Vitamin C Shea Sugar Scrub

The most active formulation in the Tree Hut sugar scrub line, with actual ascorbic acid and lactic acid alongside the mechanical sugar exfoliation. Genuinely more effective at surface smoothing than the brand's other scents, but also more potentially irritating, more photosensitizing, and not appropriate for sensitive or compromised skin. Best used once or twice a week, in the evening, with SPF the next day.

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Coco Colada Foaming Gel Body Wash

A genuinely nourishing drugstore body wash that backs up its tropical vacation vibes with real plant oils and butters. At under $10 for 18 ounces, it turns a daily shower into a sensory experience without pretending to be something it is not.

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Romantic Shower Ritual

Tree Hut body-care

Moroccan Rose Foaming Gel Body Wash

A surprisingly sophisticated drugstore body wash that pairs romantic rose fragrance with genuinely beneficial rosehip and argan oils. At under $10, it makes a daily shower feel like a minor luxury — as long as your skin tolerates fragrance.

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★★★★★

4.5 (700)

$9.99