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Rise & Shine Face and Lip Coffee Scrub

Rise & Shine Face and Lip Coffee Scrub by Rooted For Good

Rooted For Good
$21.50
$21.50

Brand: Rooted For Good

Rise & Shine Coffee Scrub

Rise & Shine Coffee & Brown Sugar face & lip scrub! It offers gentle exfoliation, a healthy dose of coffee antioxidants & the caffeine from the coffee helps to tighten skin & decrease puffiness. It’s a little messy but the instant results and smooth skin are totally worth it.

Ingredients: community coffee grinds, NON GMO brown sugar, golden jojoba oil & therapeutic grade lavender, frankincense & cedar wood essential oils.

Directions: enjoy in the morning by wetting your face and hands - sprinkling a teaspoon or more on hands (keep wet hands out of jar so coffee grinds stays fresh) & gently rub in circular motions on to wet skin, leave for a minute or two if desired, rinse with warm water and follow with normal morning skincare routine.

Benefits:

Coffee: aids in reducing inflammation, can help tighten skin, reduce dark circles, known to be rich in antioxidants & vitamins .

Jojoba Oil: helps to moisturize dry skin, soften cuticles, nourish & heal dry lips, boosts skin's glow, & aid in diminishing fine lines.

Lavender Essential Oil: known to have anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, antidepressant properties, widely used for is relaxing effects.

Frankincense Oil: This powerful essential oil is revered for its ability to beautify and rejuvenate skin when applied topically.

Cedar Wood Oil: known to be beneficial for skin conditions like acne.

No Preservatives & Always All Natural! Care for your skin the natural way!


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