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Sugar Scrubs 8 oz. | The Happy Otter

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$10.00
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Essential Oil

Natural Sugar Scrub

Our Natural Sugar Scrub is handcrafted in small batches to gently exfoliate and leave your skin feeling soft, smooth, and refreshed. Made with a simple blend of sugar, organic coconut oil, sweet almond oil, essential oils, and mica pigments, each scrub helps buff away dry skin while nourishing with moisturizing oils.

Available in your choice of Honeydew, Lavender, Sandalwood, or Watermelon, every scrub is thoughtfully made to bring a little luxury to your everyday self-care routine. Whether you’re preparing for the day ahead or unwinding after a long one, our sugar scrub is designed to leave your skin feeling renewed and beautifully soft.

Pair it with one of our Goat’s Milk Soaps for a complete skincare routine or create a thoughtful gift set with our handcrafted accessories.

Features

  • Handcrafted in small batches
  • Made with sugar, organic coconut oil, sweet almond oil, essential oils, and mica pigments
  • Gently exfoliates and smooths skin
  • Helps moisturize with nourishing oils
  • Available in Honeydew, Lavender, Sandalwood, and Watermelon essential oil varieties
  • Great for hands, feet, and body
  • Net Wt. 8 oz.
Sugar Scrubs 8 oz. | The Happy Otter
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