Irish Creme Scrub
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$9.00
$9.00 - $11.00
Smell like a wonderful irish creme drink.... but its NOT. Its a wonderful facial scrub. Men and women both like!!
1) Jar of scrub CHOICE from 8oz or 10oz. I will ship what is available usless you put in the order notes the color of ribbon choice. Flower are decals and random colors are attached. **YOU may remove them if you like when received.
TO USE: You can apply a small amount to your face, hands, feet, lips, elbows, neck…most any skin that could benefit from a slight removal of dead or rough skin cells. You can either massage it on wet or dry using your fingers.. I normally leave it on while I shower then wash it off. But you can wash it off immediately. Rinse it off well in the shower or use a washcloth to help me wipe it all off. I prefer to use a scrub on my face once a week. Moisturizing is always nice after exfoliation, especially in the winter, but the oils in this facial scrub should be enough to help keep your skin soft.
Ingredients: Coconut oil, cocoa & shea butter, sugars & Peppermint essential oil, with a dash of green colorant.
1) Jar of scrub CHOICE from 8oz or 10oz. I will ship what is available usless you put in the order notes the color of ribbon choice. Flower are decals and random colors are attached. **YOU may remove them if you like when received.
TO USE: You can apply a small amount to your face, hands, feet, lips, elbows, neck…most any skin that could benefit from a slight removal of dead or rough skin cells. You can either massage it on wet or dry using your fingers.. I normally leave it on while I shower then wash it off. But you can wash it off immediately. Rinse it off well in the shower or use a washcloth to help me wipe it all off. I prefer to use a scrub on my face once a week. Moisturizing is always nice after exfoliation, especially in the winter, but the oils in this facial scrub should be enough to help keep your skin soft.
Ingredients: Coconut oil, cocoa & shea butter, sugars & Peppermint essential oil, with a dash of green colorant.
