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Body Nurish Coconut Sugar Scrub

Body Nurish Coconut Sugar Scrub

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The Body Nurish Coconut Sugar Scrub is one of the most popular exfoliating product in the shop.  It has warm brown sugar and coconut aroma that is comforting and soothing. The sugars gently exfoliate the skin, improves circulation, and leaves your skin feeling so soft and smooth.  It is genuine treat to your skin and senses to indulge in this all-natural scrub. It is the perfect addition to your skin care regimen!

Directions: For entire body - scoop a generous amount of sugar scrub out of jar. Rub vigorously onto the entire body (body can be dry or slightly wet). Rinse thoroughly with warm water. Recommended use: daily. For face and neck - in palm of hand mix 1/2 tsp. of sugar scrub with 1/2 tsp of water. With a very light touch, massage mixture gently onto face and neck. Rinse with warm water. Follow up with Body Nurish Coconut Cleansing Milk. Recommended use: 1-2 times per week.

Contains: Organic fine sugar cane, brown sugar, coconut oil, kukui nut oil, coconut milk, pink kaolin clay, coconut flavor, glucose, and enzyme.

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