I’ve just tried Aveda Caribbean Therapy Body Scrub – it’s out and out the best body exfoliator I’ve used in a very long time. A combination of sugar and salt grains are effective enough to give skin a thorough sloughing (none of those silly ‘exfoliating beads’ that do absolutely nothing), and the avocado, coconut and passionfruit oils leave a gorgeous, softening sheen. Even when my skin is dried off, I can still feel the satiny oil – it’s not sticky – that has made my skin supple and ultra-ultra soft. The scrub has a fragrance of slightly herby limes – I don’t love it, but it’s nothing to scare the horses. It’s £24.47 for a large (450g) tub, but be warned, the generous looking tub is only two thirds full when you open it!
Scrub Genius: Aveda Caribbean Therapy
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2 responses to “Scrub Genius: Aveda Caribbean Therapy”
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Herby limes? It would have to be good at £25 if it smells like a thai stir-fry.
I heard good reports of a Soap & Glory body scrub – have you tried any of their stuff? I quite like the packaging but I’m pretty shallow. -
The Soap and Glory Body Scrub is great (the one in the pink container). They have one in the US that comes in a clear container with a blue top that’s just average, if a bit sub-par. Too much goop to grain ratio and just doesn’t scrub you up properly. I would LOVE to try to the Aveda stuff. I’m on a huge tropical beauty kick right now as it’s T minus 6 days before lift off to the South Pacific and the exotic beauty treats (I will ship a box of Monoi Oil back if I can) therein lay.
Good tip on how full the tub is too… REN’s new Rose Moroccan Otto Sugar Body Polish (er, I think that’s the name) is full up to the top and scrumptous.
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