Himalayan Salt Body Activated Charcoal Coffee Scrub Coconut Exfoliating Brown Sugar Jojoba for Sensitive Skin

Himalayan Salt Body Activated Charcoal Coffee Scrub Coconut Exfoliating Brown Sugar Jojoba for Sensitive Skin

Introduction:
We put salt in the coffee! While salt in coffee may be terrible to drink, OSCARs Coffee Salt Body Scrub is simply delicious to rub on the skin! Your customers will LOVE the amazing coffee "wake me up" smell, as well as enjoy the invigorating exfoliation it provides, along with the natural sea and mineral salts, all combined in a rich buttery blend of smooth, velvety avocado and safflower oil. The results are truly amazing with the skin appearing moisturized, revived and softened. Shhh, don't tell, but using coffee as an exfoliate is a secret of the Super Models – but if your customers are pregnant, then they better give this one a miss – caffeine and babies don't mix!

Description:

Private Label Tip
This product is naturally scented. To enhance with essential or fragrance oils, combine preferred oils with sterilized mixer at 0.1%-0.5% of your final products weight. Start small and build from there, as you cannot remove fragrance if you add too much.

Formula: Product Weight x Percent you are scenting at = Amount of essential oil to add to your formulation.
Example: 104 oz. x .25% = 0.26 oz.

This scrub allows you tailor the product with your choice of anhydrous, or powder ingredients. Remember that any additions can affect the scent, viscosity, and look of the scrub.

Package in an eye catching glass or plastic wide mouth jar, or opt for eco-friendly stand-up pouches. Add a scoop for easy dispensing, and to limit hand and water contact. Remember to keep your design opaque to slow natural oxidation

Additional Information
? Skin Softening Signature Formula
? Cruelty Free
? Never Tested on Animals
? 100% Vegan
? Packed with biodegradable packing peanuts
? Ethically Sourced
? Natural Ingredients
? Safe Synthetics
? SLS Free

Main Ingredients List
Arabica Coffee
Avocado Oil
Atlantic Sea Salt & Epsom Salts
Turbinado Sugar

Full Ingredients List
Atlantic Sea Salt, Avocado Fruit Oil, Coffee, Epsom Salt, Stearic Acid, Safflower Seed Oil, Turbinado Sugar, Vitamin E, Sunflower Seed Oil, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Organic Neem Seed Oil, Organic Rosemary Leaf Extract, Organic Sunflower Seed Oil

Package:

HOW-TO-USE:
Mixing directions: The product can be sold as is or with essential or fragrance oils added at .25% to 3%. Do not melt.

Directions for use in shower, bath or spa treatment: Scoop between fingers, apply to wet skin and gently massage in a circular motion, focusing on rough and cellulite areas. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.

WARNINGS: Avoid use on any cuts or delicate areas. Remember to not put salt in an open cut. Do not exfoliate if skin is sunburned or irritated for any reason. Be careful not to fall on wet or slippery areas caused by using the scrub. Avoid using all Body Polishes on the face.

FAQ:
What is the difference between natural and organic skincare?
The definition of "natural" has not been regulated by any government official.  According to the FDA, natural ingredients are referred to as "ingredients extracted directly from plants or animal products as opposed to being produced synthetically." For cosmetic products made with organic ingredients, it is inferring that the ingredients are free of pesticides, chemical fertilizers, sewage sludge, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

What brand names have you private labeled for?
Many of our clients products can be found in places like Amazon, Walmart, Ebay, Sephora as well as stores and all over the US, Canada, Europe and Asia, and even including flea markets because of our low minimums.

Do you have stock formulations available for private labeling?
Yes, please refer to our online catalog for selections of our various cosmetic bases that will meet your needs through our mother company, Our low minimum for private label is 500-10,000 units depending on size and product.

Latest News:
Our skin is the largest organ in our body. It absorbs 60% – 80% of what it comes in contact with. When you use commercial cosmetic products, lotions, perfume, oils and scrubs, all of the ingredients in those products absorb right into your blood stream. The ingredients in these products can be toxic and are even known to attribute to allergies, cancer and birth defects.

I fell in love with their coffee and cocoa scrubs. The coffee scrub was known to help reduce cellulite. I found that the coffee scrub really helped to firm and smooth my skin.
I recently found out that it is the caffeine in the scrub that supposedly helps reduce cellulite. I do not claim that this scrub will reduce cellulite (though that would be an added bonus) but I will tell you that coffee and coconut oil are rich in antioxidants, which are very beneficial for the skin.