Why Coffee scrub is soooo good for your skin. Coffee is the unsung hero of the skin world. it has many benefits to the skin, but a lot of people don’t realise this because of the bad press coffee gets. From coffee haters and people that don’t know any better.
The whole purpose of this, and other blogs, is to shed some light on those myths. And to leave you better educated. We love coffee! Not only as a thirst-quenching drink when we first wake. But also a skin beneficiary when we apply the aphrodisiac topically.
OK, so we’re going to discuss just what goes into your favourite coffee skin scrub.
Graceful Lilly always puts in 2 liters of specially chosen liquid soap. A moisturising one, of course. This liquid soap has been on the market for a number of years. For business/legal reasons, we are unable to tell you exactly what the brand is. Rest assured that this liquid is of very high quality. This is no doubt because you’ve made it one of Australia’s best-selling liquid soaps.
8 cups of carefully selected dried coffee beans. These are always soft coffee beans. So your skin has no abrasive reaction. Yet they have no problem in removing the dead skin and leaving you with a lovely fresh/new feeling. This is the “Exfoliation process”.
Carefully selected and weighed coconut oil. We had to search far and wide for this coconut oil. This coconut oil cant be bought from a bricks and
1kg of the finest Epsom Salts money can buy.
500 ml of the finest Macadamia oil that money can buy.
All of these ingredients are carefully blended/melted together and packed/parcelled to be delivered to your bathroom.
Please note that Graceful Lilly does not use any machinery. All of your products are made, from go to wo, by hand. Machinery can’t afford any generosity or the TLC that your skin craves and needs.
Also, machines are not generous, either. If the jar says “250g” but the scales say “300g”, that’s ok. We’ll still post it with the excess scrub in it. You can keep the difference. This is
Why Coffee scrub is soooo good for your skin.