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Almond Meal

Removes dry, dead skin and creates a lovely glow, reduces inflammation, contains an abundance of Vitamin E- an antioxidant which can help protect your skin from harmful UV rays and is essential to maintaining healthy skin, gentle enough to be used on all skin types.

Aloe Vera (Garden Fresh)

Anecdotally, Aloe vera is used to treat a wide range of skin disorders because it is soothing, moisturizing, and cooling to the skin. Uses include treating minor burns (including sunburn), minor skin irritations, acne, insect bites, abrasions, skin ageing, eczema (including napkin dermatitis), and psoriasis.

Arabica Coffee (freshly ground)

The gentle exfoliating properties of Arabica coffee body scrub remove dead skin cells, unclog pores, and promote healthy cell turnover. This leads to smoother, brighter skin and helps prevent acne breakouts.

Colloidal Oatmeal (with whole oats for exfoliation)

Colloidal oatmeal binds to your skin and locks in moisture, giving your skin a chance to rehydrate. It softens your skin, soothes itching and has anti-inflammatory properties.

Cucumber (Pureed)

Research has shown that cucumbers can help in skin brightening and enhancing collagen production. In fact, by putting cucumber on face, you can manage sunburns and dark spots as well.

Emu Oil

Stimulates the skin to reduce the appearance of skin wrinkles, and rejuvenate aging or sun-damaged skin. Emu oil has also been recommended for use in the treatment of skin conditions, such as skin wounds and seborrheic dermatitis. It may also help with alopecia, rosacea, hypopigmentation, and shingles.

Ginger

Ginger contributes to skin hydration by helping to maintain the skin's moisture balance. Its natural humectant properties attract and retain moisture, preventing excessive drying and dehydration.

Lemon (Whole - peel, pith & meat)

The citric acid contained in citrus fruit can help to remove those dead skin cells that may be lingering around. This will not only reveal the new skin beneath, but it will also prevent the old skin cells from sticking around and clogging up your pores causing blemishes.

Lime (Whole - peel, pith & meat)

The citric acid contained in citrus fruit can help to remove those dead skin cells that may be lingering around. This will not only reveal the new skin beneath, but it will also prevent the old skin cells from sticking around and clogging up your pores causing blemishes.

Mango (Pureed)

Mango is an excellent source of vitamins A and C, which are both essential for healthy skin. Vitamin A helps to reduce wrinkles and blemishes, while vitamin C helps to boost collagen production.

Manuka Honey

The main medical use for Manuka honey is for wound and burn healing. It is generally used for treating minor wounds and burns. Research shows Manuka honey to be effective in treating other conditions, including: Skin conditions including eczema and dermatitis.

Seabuckthorn Oil

Contains the complex lipids which include: phospholipids and glycolipids that exhibit skin moisturizing and soften the epidermis, improve elasticity of the skin, reduce inflammation of the skin.

Tamanu Oil

Contains a molecule called calophyllolide, which, in a 1980 study, was found to possess possibly potent anti-inflammatory benefits. (Cosmetic chemist at KKT Innovation Labs), “It may help reduce redness and inflammation associated with skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.” 29 Feb 2024

Turmeric

Helps brighten skin and the appearance of uneven tone, leaving you with clearer skin. Skin wounds may heal a lot quicker when you wash with turmeric soap. Anti-inflammatory properties decrease the skin's inflammation; and speed up skin's ability to form new tissue.