Made with sustainably harvested coconut sugar and organic Shea Nilotik' Shea Butter, this whipped body scrub removes dead and dull skin while adhering to the skin throughout the entire exfoliation process for a smooth, soft, and glowing result.
Coconut Sugar Whipped Body Scrub, Fragrance Free (340 ml)
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Get rid of dry skin and say hello to smooth, soft and glowing skin with one amazing formulation. Transform your feet, hands and body with straight from nature ingredients whipped into a creamy scrub with a gommage like texture. Unlike scrubs that wash down the drain leaving behind an oily mess, Shea Nilotik’ Coconut Sugar Whipped Scrub adheres to skin throughout the exfoliating process. Shea Terra use the crystals from the nectar of coconut flowers to provide skin with a rich source of glycolic acid and exfoliation. The rare, cold pressed Shea Nilotik’ Shea Butter from Uganda is high in vitamin E and plant sterols. It softens and soothes skin during the exfoliation process. There is often no need for a moisturizer after exfoliation with our special formula. However, Shea Nilotik’ 20% Shea Butter Lotion can seal in moisture. Try on stretch marks, cracked feet, mechanics hands and more.
Why Sustainable Coconut Sugar? Stories about the deforestation of tropical homes to species such as orangutan often make headlines. What doesn’t make headlines is that sugar cane causes deforestation and loss of wild life habitat. Coconut sugar is a unique form of sugar that people have been producing for thousands of years. Before the flowers produce coconuts, they produce a nectar which is collected and processed into crystals. Why Shea Nilotik’ Shea Butter? Unlike West African shea butter, Uganda’s premium shea butter is never boiled or fried. This mill pressed shea butter does not require the hours of arduous work that it takes to produce West African shea butter. The women sell their nuts to the mill. It is estimated the women in Uganda get four times the money for collecting wild shea nuts as the women get in West Africa for their hand made shea butter.