Brazilian Espresso Scrub Soap with Cocoa Butter and Hazelnut Citrus Essential Oils
Great Scrub Body Soap.
The coffee lover in me was certainly drawn to this particular soap .
The aroma of freshly brewed coffee, not to mention the scent of lemon, orange, and hazelnut essential oil mixed in with a rich scent of Brazilian espresso coffee , cocoa butter and the addition of Brazilian almond oil makes this soap not only alluring on your nose but great for your skin.
Since ground coffee is a natural exfoliant and helps move away dead skin cells it makes this a great scrub soap. Packed with freshly ground Brazilian espresso Coffee and cocoa butter ,it wont disappoint any coffee lover or anyone who can appreciate the aroma of a fresh brewed exotic coffee.
Brazilian coffee grinds absorb garlic and onion smell off your fingers, A must in the kitchen and shower.
Wonderful for all skin types.Are you the type of person that doesn't do well first thing in the morning? Is coffee a necessity to wake up and get your day started?
A new soap, infused with caffeine, has recently hit the market. These benefits include, for one, reducing the risk of skin cancer.
A study done on groups of hairless mice shows that, after severe exposure to ultraviolet radiation for twenty days, the mice that had caffeine applied to their bodies had less than half the number of tumors on the skin, as opposed to the mice that didn't get caffeine doses. The study showed that caffeine actually killed the abnormal cells that can cause skin cancer.
Brazilian Coffee Scrub Soap *not* contain any harsh ingredients like ethanol, diethanolamine, polyethylene glycol or cocyl isethionate.
Ingredients:
Palm kernel,olive, castor, almond oils, vegetable oils, cocoa butter, ground Brazilian espresso, grapefruit, orange, lemon, and hazelnut essential oils.
Chef Yoshi of Jewel Bako
I'm sushi chef.
I recommend for everyone who cooks fish to use coffee soap ,It is beautiful to look at as well as fabulous to use.
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