One of the key steps to radiant, healthy skin is regular exfoliation to remove dry, dead skin cells. The problem with many store-bought scrubs is that they contain things like plastic microbeads, palm oil or palm-derived ingredients, sodium lauryl sulphate, and synthetic colours, fragrances, and preservatives – ingredients that are no good to anyone...
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With the Winter months upon us, many of us experience dry and sensitive skin. But did you know there is a simple, nourishing oil that can be used to bring skin back to peak condition. Rich in essential fatty acids, Omega 3,6 an 9, vitamins and antioxidants, rosehip oil is loved by many for...
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Salt bath soaks are fantastic for calming the body and skin, and this soak incorporates ginger and seaweed to help calm your mind and draw out impurities too. Using this soak will help relieve anxiety from your busy day, soothe aches and skin troubles, and exfoliate for softer skin. This salt bath soak is...
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Start the day by scrubbing all your worries (and dead skin cells) away with this rejuvenating orange, poppyseed and coconut DIY body scrub. Packed full of natural ingredients to nourish and heal your skin, with a burst of citrus aroma to wake you up and leave you feeling energised. Coconut Oil & Flesh are naturally rich in...
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Our DIY Peppermint Coffee Scrub Bars are packed full of antioxidants, essential fatty acids, and natural exfoliants to polish, rejuvenate and condition the skin. Cocoa butter and shea butter, beeswax and castor oil softens, soothes and hydrates, while the coffee, sugars and pumice gently polish and smooth, leaving the skin radiant and healthy. These...
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Our summery Mango, Coconut & Lime DIY Body Scrub will transport you to tropical island! Epsom salt and magnesium flakes gently exfoliate, while the coconut, mango butter and castor oil nourish, soothe and protect the skin. Uplifting lime and orange essential oils make this DIY body scrub ‘n’ soak truly special. Ingredients 1 cup epsom...
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Our invigorating DIY Coffee & Coconut Sugar Body Scrub will help to stimulate blood flow, improve circulation and smooth and tone skin. It may even help to minimise the appearance of cellulite! This DIY body scrub contains two active ingredients – coffee and coconut (in three forms), as well as two invigorating essential oils,...
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Our Shea & Coconut Sugar Body Scrub with its mineral-rich, finely ground pumice, coconut and shea butter will gently buff away dead skin cells and restore moisture to dry skin. Pumice is a type of volcanic rock that is high in naturally occurring minerals, such as magnesium, iron, silica and oxygen. Ground pumice provides...
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This Pumice & Clay Facial Exfoliant with healing clays, finely ground pumice and soothing castor oil will gently cleanse skin, buff away dead skin cells and unclog pores, leaving your skin looking fresh and healthy. Ingredients 4 tablespoons white kaolin clay 1 teaspoon pink clay 1 tablespoon pumice powder 2 tablespoons liquid castile soap...
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Our activated charcoal DIY body scrub uses pure and simple ingredients that work to deeply cleanse, exfoliate and detoxify the skin without any nasties! It is a sugar based scrub that uses our very own bamboo charcoal and bentonite clay, two powerful ingredients known to adsorb accumulated impurities before washing them from the body....
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Our magnesium, turmeric and ginger DIY foot scrub combines the hydrating and circulation improving properties of magnesium salt, the healing properties of turmeric, and the anti-inflammatory properties of ginger, to awaken the senses and leave your feet feeling smooth and moisturised. Used weekly, your feet will look and feel amazing! Magnesium is beneficial for...
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DIY body scrubs are wonderful because they: Remove the layer of dead skin cells, leaving soft, smooth, younger cells beneath; Contain oils that nourish the skin and body, like caster, olive or coconut oil; Contain essential oils with aromatherapy properties, to relax, soothe or energise; Are really easy to make and very cost...
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