The ultimate showdown: Sugar Scrub vs. Lotion for your dry summer skin.
If you’re desperately looking for that oh-so-smooth and silky skin, you should consider adding a sugar scrub made with a moisturizer to your routine.
Sure, lotions are great for moisturizing (as long as they don’t have water, alcohol, or artificial fragrances in them), but a sugar scrub takes it to the next level!
The scoop: Moisturizing Sugar scrubs are fantastic for exfoliating your skin and getting rid of those pesky dead cells that can make your skin look dull.
They work wonders in revealing fresh and radiant skin underneath-once you try a moisturizing sugar scrub, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it!
Not only does the moisturizing sugar scrub gently remove dull skin, but it also helps moisturizes skin with organic coconut oil, leaving your skin looking fresh, healthy, and naturally glowing.
Plus, it preps your skin to better absorb the moisturizing properties of your lotion. That’s what I like to call a win-win situation!
So, if you want to take your dry summer skin game to the next level, grab a jar of these moisturizing sugar scrubs and get ready to indulge in some seriously smooth and glowing skin.
Your skin will thank you, and you’ll be turning heads everywhere you go! 😍
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About: Hey, my name is Rene’ and I created, and founded, my business, Pure & Coco, out of a need for my skin because I have had dry, sensitive, and eczema skin too.
In these videos, you’ll learn tips and tricks from my own personal journey, of what works and what doesn’t so you can skip the frustration from products that don’t work, to save you wasted money, and effort.
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