Arabica Coffee and Lavender Anti-Cellulite Scrub – Purifying and Detoxifying

Anti-Cellulite Arabica Coffee and Lavender Scrub (8 oz):

WHAT IT IS: A deliciously aromatic blend of antioxidants, herbals, and extracts, aiding in achieving smooth and hydrated skin. Our exotic coffee includes a wonderful marriage of organic and fair trade beans with fresh lavender essential oil, lavender buds, and amazing aromas of vanilla, cinnamon, and cocoa. Our added blend of Calendula, Beta Carotene rich Rosehip, Pumpkin and Evening Primrose oils are wonderful for soothing skin ailments such as eczema and psoriasis. Regular use of body scrubs aids in removing excessive oil secretion and dead skin cells, thereby allowing the skin to improve and have a smooth, youthful glow.
HOW TO USE: To use as a scrub, scoop a moderate amount into wet hands or directly on to wet skin and massage into skin in upward motions from neck to feet to remove dead skin and replenish dry skin. *Not intended for face
INGREDIENTS:
Cane Sugar, Ground Coffee, Ground Lavender Buds, Cacao Powder, Carnitine, Sunflower Oil, Castor Bean Oil, Shea Butter, Fractionated Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Pumpkin Seed Oil, Evening Primrose Oil, Rosehip Oil, Calendula Oil, Rosemary CO2, Non-GMO Vitamin E Oil, Essential Oils of: Lavender, Anise, Clove, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, vanilla

What does science say?
Coffee scrubs purportedly help treat cellulite in a variety of ways.
It’s thought that the caffeine in coffee can help dilate blood vessels and reduce the appearance of skin dimples. The skin may also tighten from the stimulating effects of caffeine by improving blood flow and eliminating excess water. The massaging action may also help: massages can assist lymphatic drainage and stretch skin tissue to improve cellulite appearance. When combined with retinol, carnitine, and other ingredients, caffeine was found to increase thickness of the epidermis.
Coffee is also rich in antioxidants, which are thought to help promote overall healthier skin tone. These include phenols, the plant-based chemicals that are thought to ward off free radicals in the body.