

For skin that needs to be buffed, not just moisturized over.
Most scrubs make you choose: sugar coarse enough to actually exfoliate, or a formula gentle enough not to leave skin raw after. This one doesn't ask you to pick.
Fair trade cane sugar does the buffing work, carried in grapeseed and coconut oil so what's left behind is softer skin, not stripped skin. A touch of lavender essential oil turns the step into something closer to the end of a long day than one more item on a list.
The sugar is fine enough to use on a knee or an elbow without scraping, whipped into the oil instead of just stirred through, so it holds together in the jar rather than settling to the bottom. Worked in slow circles, grapeseed and coconut oil carry the sugar across skin and are already sinking in by the time the last of the grit rinses away.
A pre-shower or in-shower step for rough, dry patches — knees, elbows, heels, the backs of arms. A gentler option for anyone whose skin reacts to coarser salt or walnut-shell scrubs. A five-minute ritual with one simple scent, for anyone who wants lavender without a handful of other notes competing with it.
Fair Trade Cane Sugar — coarse enough to actually slough off dry patches, fine enough not to scratch bare skin.
Grapeseed & Coconut Oils — the carrier that keeps the sugar from scraping, and the layer left behind once the last grain rinses away.
Lavender Essential Oil — the only scent in the jar, dosed light enough to notice, not linger.
Fair Trade Organic White Cane Sugar, Organic Virgin Coconut Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Lavender Essential Oil.
This isn't a rinse-and-go step — give it a minute. Apply a generous amount to damp skin using slow, circular motions, focusing on dry areas like elbows, knees, and heels. Leave on 5-10 minutes so the oils have time to sink in, then rinse with warm water. Use 2-4 times per week.
Net wt. 8oz. Made by Revival Body Care.
Dry, dull skin heading into a season that dries it out further — cracked elbows, rough heels, the backs of arms that never get attention otherwise. Anyone whose skin reacts badly to coarser salt or walnut-shell scrubs. Anyone who reaches for lavender at the end of a day that needs to actually end. A gentle starting point for anyone new to body exfoliation who doesn't want to jump straight to something abrasive.
Buffed clean, then softened — the two things a good scrub is supposed to do, in the right order, without one undoing the other.
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