Sadhev Natural and Ayurvedic Coconut and Aloe Vera Body Scrub (75 g)

Indulge in the ultimate self-care ritual with the Sadhev Natural and Ayurvedic Coconut and Aloe Vera Body Scrub (75 g). Crafted with a blend of coconut, walnut, Indian aloe, and lemon, this powerhouse exfoliant clears dirt, removes dead skin cells, and enhances skin tone. Experience the transformation as it reveals radiant, petal-soft skin. Infused with a refreshing fruity scent, this skincare marvel revitalizes both your skin and senses, leaving you with a luminous complexion.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Enriched with walnut extracts to provide gentle exfoliation, revealing smoother complexion
• Infused with coconut and Indian aloe extracts to hydrate, soothe, and nourish the skin, leaving it soft and supple
• Fortified with lemon extracts to reduce the appearance of dark spots for a bright and radiant glow
• Ayurvedic, natural, vegan, sulphate-free, paraben-free, and cruelty-free

Key Ingredients:

• Coconut: Hydrates and nourishes the skin, leaving it soft and supple
• Walnut: Provides gentle exfoliation, revealing smoother, brighter skin
• Indian aloe: Soothes and moisturizes, promoting skin healing and regeneration
• Lemon: Brightens and tones, reducing the appearance of dark spots and uneven skin tone

All Ingredients:

Walnut - Removes impurities and dead skin cells. Indian Aloe - Regenerates damaged skin cells and healing agent. Lemon - Anti-bacterial agent.

How to Use:

Take a pea-sized amount of scrub and apply it to damp skin. Gently exfoliate using circular motions, moving upwards and outwards. Rinse with water or wipe off with a damp towel.

About the Brand:

Sadhev embodies the wisdom of seasoned Ayurvedic Vaidyars, infusing their expertise into each handcrafted creation tailored to specific skin and hair needs. Rooted in traditional Ayurveda, Sadhev products combine ancient insights with responsibly sourced, pure ingredients. These treasures are meticulously gathered from Sadhev's sustainable organic sanctuary, Sadhevana, nestled across 80 acres in South India.