energy boost whip scrub – whipped soap + sugar scrub
$15.95
whipped soap scrub for bath & shower
- rich, creamy, and foamy whipped texture
- enriched with moisturizing sweet almond oil
- leaves your skin cleansed and soft, never greasy
- 3 in 1 product: scrub + cleanse + moisturize
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this is a unique bath experience- a whipped fluffy texture with exfoliating sugar grains that lathers up and cleanses, scrubs, and moisturizes your skin – all in one jar!
aromatherapy
spearmint is known for its revitalizing, energy-inducing action on the body. lemongrass is believed to strengthen the mind by relieving anxiety and boosting self-esteem. this blend’s fresh, restorative scent helps to uplift the mood and comfort emotional stress.
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| Weight | 9 oz |
|---|---|
| includes | one jar of whip scrub |
| packaging | plastic jar |
| storage | keep in a cool dry place until use. keep jar lid closed between uses. avoid water inside the jar. |
aromatherapy
this product is made with 100% pure essential oils- lavender & peppermint
CALM
lavender essential oil offers a calming floral aroma that has a stress-reducing effect. paired with the fresh scent of peppermint oil that is known to assist in focus and relaxation.
AROMATHERAPY
aromatherapy uses aromatic materials such as essential oils to promote health and well-being. Latika’s aromatherapy collection is made with 100% pure essential oils for a highly beneficial and aromatic bath experience.
instructions + tips
scrub | cleanse | moisturize
apply the desired amount and rub on wet skin in a circular motion. rinse clean to reveal soft, nourished, renewed skin!
ingredients
glycerin, sucrose, aqua, prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil, sodium cocoyl isethionate (from coconut oil), sorbitol, disodium lauryl sulfosuccinate, tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E), mentha spicata (spearmint) oil, cymbopogon flexuosus (lemongrass) oil, sodium chloride (salt), phenoxyethanol (under 1%), tetrasodium etidronate (under 0.1%).
