SUGAR BODY SCRUBS · LATHER LAGOON · Nº 0003
Pina Colada Sugar Body Scrub
£10Pineapple and cream stage a loud arrival. Sugar grit handles the unglamorous circling underneath. Shea butter softens the landing. No straw. No deckchair. Still somehow annual leave with better manners.
- portable coast moods
- dull-patch break days
- guest confusion wins
- anti-beige showers
300g
What this actually is
Second strongest opening. Behave accordingly.Pina colada, reassigned from holiday to buff.
What the polish picks up
Note by note, and what it gets up to.Pineapple brightness leads, creamy warmth follows, sugar grit works, and shea leaves a soft palm aftertaste with no ticket required.
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, parfum, CI 19140, Limonene
Contains fragrance allergens: Limonene. If you have sensitive skin, patch test first.
Why you want it
Reasons, not filler.A gentle palm buff
Sugar grit softens dull patches so skin feels smoother, and the break arrives by scent instead of luggage fees.
Shea after the parade
Oils and shea butter stay when the grit rinses away, which is more useful than most coastline souvenirs.
Pina that refuses to whisper
Bright fruit and cream show up properly. Guests will ask questions. This is considered a success.
Weekly care, zero pamphlets
One to two uses a week for people who want softer skin and refuse to attend a wellness webinar about it.
Scoop, circle, cancel the prop
Four steps. Nobody’s watching.- Scoop a little onto wet or dry skin.
- Massage in gentle circles. Palm volume is optional; grit is not.
- Rinse with warm water. Pat dry, then moisturise.
- Use one to two times a week. External use only.
The sensible bit