Who doesn’t love a good Body Scrub?
I totally love the feeling of having soft, smooth and fresh feeling skin after I have used a scrub all over, so when the guys at Naturelle Cosmetics asked me if I would like to try out their coffee body scrub, I couldn’t resist.
I have never used a coffee based scrub before, so I was really excited to give this one a go. I was sent the Coconut scrub to try, but they also do a range of other coffee scrubs which include Chocolate orange, Cinnamon Vanilla, Lavender mint, Tea tree, and Ylang ylang.
The smell is quite a strong coffee smell (I love coffee anyway), with a more of a background smell of coconut, it smells fresh and I loved it!
The Coffee scrub contains Coffee Arabica seed powder, Coffee Robusta seed powder, Avocado oil, Jojoba oil, Almond seed and Coconut oil.
There are many benefits to the skin of using these ingredients, including:
Reduce scarring, cellulite and stretch marks
Naturally exfoliates dead skin
Reduced redness
Smoothes and moisturises the skin
Enhances the ability to generate collagen
Deep cleansing
Ok, so there is no getting away from it – this stuff is messy, but if you do it inside your shower cubicle like I did, all the mess is contained and I just washed it away with the shower after. I grabbed a handful of the scrub and just wet my hands under the running shower. I massaged this all over my skin, paying attention to my arms and legs, as they have been really dry over the last few months.
After showering all the scrub off, my skin felt so smooth and soft and all my dry yucky patches from my legs had gone. I love the feeling of having smooth soft skin again.
For me, one of the best things about the scrub is that it comes in a re-sealable pouch which means it is easy to store without worrying about spilling it – I am so clumsy!!! The pouch is HUGE so I will get many more uses out of this scrub.
You can buy the Coconut Coffee Scrub (and the others too) for only £9.95 from Naturelle Cosmetics.
Have you ever tried a coffee body scrub before? What did you think of it? Let me know in the comments.
