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Hi again! This is Kels and I blog over at Kelloves. My last #promptchall guest post entry was a skin care review on LUSH so please check it out here.
For
my second #promptchall post I said I'd do a review of a body product.
Though I am supposed to be using up the products I'm already part way
through, I thought this would be a great excuse to open something I've
had kicking round for a while: the Burts Bees Cranberry and Pomegranate
Sugar Scrub and Body Butter.
Obviously,
I went for the scrub first. It came with a foil seal under the lid, and
removing this was as satisfying as when you break the seal on a new jar
of coffee to release the aroma. Except instead of coffee, this smells
like jam. It looks like jam. Sweet and fruity and
delicious.
As
a scrub, it's great. I like my scrubs to be really 'scrubby', and this
is full of is full of big gritty sugar crystals perfect for polishing
away and rough or dry skin. This is an absolute joy to use, not only
does it make my skin feel amazing after I've used it but it feels
great while I'm using it. It's also chock-full of various oils
which give your scrubbed skin a slightly oily finish - I like this
though it may not be for everyone. The oils can also affect the bottom
of your shower/bath too so do be careful!
The
body butter is lovely too - not as thick
as the Body Shop body butters, but very creamy and moisturising. The
smell wasn't as instantly appealing as either the scrub, or other
butters and lotions I have used, but after a couple of goes I was in
love with it! It leaves my skin feeling very soft without staying greasy
or sticky, and this lasts for the full day.
As
well as being an awesome skincare double-whammy, (and don't they look
like they'd go nicely together on a scone?) Burts Bees products are
never tested on animals, don't contain sulfates, parabens, phthalates or
petrochemicals, and are kept as natural as possible (the scrub is 100%
natural, the butter 99%), so your conscious can feel as good as your
skin!
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