Gaia Organics Exfoliating Scrub

Why Faith0ful to Nature loves it:
The vegan-friendly Gaia Organics Exfoliating Scrub can penetrate deep within your pores to unclog toxins and boost new cell development for a more glowy, radiant skin. It contains natural diatomite silica crystals, which help stimulate the safer removal of dead cells to soften and refine all skin types without being rough or irritating. Promote your skin’s internal cleansing and improve the texture of the external layer with the cruelty-free Gaia Organics Exfoliating Scrub.

• A gentle skin scrubbing and polishing cream
• Helps to exfoliate and reveal your skin’s natural radiance
• Contains natural silica crystals - which stimulate safe dead cell removal
• Can promote a smoother skin texture
• Assists in lightly stimulating circulation
• Made for all skin types
• Not tested on animals - Beauty Without Cruelty accredited
• Fragranced with organically-sourced essential oils
• No added microbeads
• Contains Palm Oil sources
• Vegan-friendly
• Locally made in Plettenberg Bay, by a Woman-founded brand

Directions:

• Apply a small amount to cleansed wet skin and massage gently. Remove thoroughly with warm (not hot) water. For drier skin types, use twice weekly but for oily skin types, use once a week to prevent overstimulation and hence overproduction of oil.

Care Instructions:

• Do not use fruit acids for at least 12 hours following an exfoliation, except for a few drops in rinsing water to re-establish the acid mantle.

Specifications:

• Nett Volume: 50 ml

Ingredients:

• Purified Aqua, Diatomaceous Earth, Natural Cream Base (Olive Oil, Glycerol Monostearate, Grape Seed Oil, Stearic Acid, Coconut Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Potassium Sorbate), *Green Tea (Extract), *Centella Leaf (Extract), *Comfrey Leaf (Extract), Allantoin, Aloe Ferox (Extract), Vitamin C, *Sesame Oil, Jojoba Oil, Natural Essential Oils (*Lavender, Neroli, German Chamomile).
• *Organically sourced.

Packaging:

• Recyclable glass jar with metal tin.

Country of Origin:

• Made in South Africa