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Rosé was created to nurture our hearts and minds through daily skincare organically. This new wonderfully moisturizing rose scrub exfoliates dead skin using Organic Rose Petal Powder, Organic Kukui Nut Oil, and Organic Raw Honey to help you achieve glowing skin.

The delightful fragrance of pure essential oil from Rosé nourishes and relax your mind and body. This Rosé Face & Body Scrub also makes a wonderful gift for someone special.

Beauty Benefits of Key Ingredients in Rosé :

Organic Rose Petal Powder

-Brighten the skin while giving your complexion a natural glow.

-Soothes irritation and reduces redness, ideal for sensitive skin.

-Fights acne to reduce breakouts and balances oily skin.

-Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants that help prevent premature aging.

-Hydrates and keeps skin soft, supple, and well-moisturized.

Organic Kukui Nut Oil

-Rich in vitamins A, C, and E.

-Linoleic acid and omega-3 can help calm the skin and reduce inflammation.

-Clinically proven to significantly increase moisture levels in the skin.

-Boosts collagen production and stimulates new skin cell growth, minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and crow's feet around the eyes.

-Used in Hawaii for centuries to protect and nourish skin exposed to the elements.

-The Hawaiian word 'Kukui' means enlightened.

Organic Raw Honey

-Acts as a natural moisturizer, hydrating the upper layers of the epidermis.

-Gently exfoliates the dead skin cells due to the presence of organic acids such as luconic acid and restores radiance

-Antiseptic and antibacterial qualities fight against skin infections and acne.

How to use:

Apply Rosé to wet skin and gently massage in circular motions.

Leave it on for a few minutes until it starts melting, then lightly rinse off.

Rosé rejuvenates the skin and enhances its natural glow and radiance.

Ingredients:

Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Rose Powder, Organic Kukui Nut Oil, Organic Raw Honey, Organic Rose Petals, & Pure Essential Rose Oil - this product is made with a nut oil.

1.8oz

Handcrafted by Tomomi Egawa in New York City