SUGAR BODY SCRUBS · LATHER LAGOON · Nº 0005
Espresso Martini Sugar Body Scrub
£10Seed grit joins sugar for a darker kind of buff. Shea butter softens the late shift. The scent arrives like an espresso martini that got a real job and kept the after-hours attitude.
- night-desk buff
- bean-scent coups
- dull-patch late duty
- guest bar questions
300g
What this actually is
Second strongest opening. Behave accordingly.Espresso martini, employed as night-desk buff.
What the polish picks up
Note by note, and what it gets up to.Espresso depth opens first, martini sweetness rides behind, seed grit works, and shea softens so the late shift ends civilised.
The facts, and everything in it
The plain facts, and every last thing inside.Sucrose, Persea Gratissima Oil, Prunus Persica Kernel Oil, Butyrospermum parkii Butter, Coffea Arabica Seed Powder, parfum
Contains fragrance. No additional allergen declaration was supplied on the supplier sheet. If you have sensitive skin, patch test first.
Why you want it
Reasons, not filler.Grit with a night-desk work ethic
Sugar and seed grit lift dull patches so skin feels smoother, which is more useful than most midnight meetings.
Shea softens the late shift
Oils and shea butter stay after rinse, so the finish feels soft rather than like you sanded the furniture.
Espresso that reports for scent duty
Deep bean fragrance with a martini wink. Guests will ask if you opened a bar. Smile mysteriously.
Weekly buff for the chronically upright
One to two uses a week for people who want softer skin and refuse pastel spa language about it.
Scoop, circle, claim the late shift
Four steps. Nobody’s watching.- Scoop a little onto wet or dry skin.
- Massage in gentle circles. Seed grit is eager; you set the pace.
- Rinse with warm water. Pat dry, then moisturise.
- Use one to two times a week. External use only.
The sensible bit