




Scrub Coffee
A sugar and coffee body scrub. Body only, and it has beeswax in it.
- Sucrose: first ingredient, and the scrub itself
- Coffea arabica: the color and the smell
- Shea butter: so you rinse off soft, not stripped
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The part most scrubs skip
Polish, don't scratch.
Most body scrubs use jagged particles that micro-tear your skin and call it exfoliation. This one pairs ground coffee with fine volcanic sand for an even polish, then shea butter leaves behind the slip most scrubs deplete. Smooth, not stripped.
Your skin is permeable; ingredients matter.
What you put on your skin does not just sit there. So here is the short formula, in order, with the reason each one is in it: nothing hidden behind "fragrance," nothing padded to look impressive.
Sugar (Sucrose)First ingredient. The sugar is the scrub.
Coffee (Coffea Arabica)The color and the smell. Not the grit.
Shea ButterSo you do not come out of the shower stripped.
Paraben and phthalate free
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