Name: Jasmine & Naartjie Glowing Body Polish
Brand: Litchi & Titch
Price: 17.0 AUD
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A gentle body scrub to nourish, moisturise and polish the skin. Effectively removes impurities and helps regenerate skin and stimulate blood flow. Promotes healing and skin renewal. HERO ingredients of PAW PAW & BAOBAB nourish and heal dry and damaged skin.

Size: 100ml Clear Glass jar with an aluminum tin lid.

Made in South Africa

Benefits & How to Use

Our entire range is non-comedogenic, which means that there are no ingredients that will clog pores or cause a build-up on the skin. All products are also pH balanced.

This means that our Body Range can effectively be used on your face as well.

Directions for Use

Scoop some product out and gently massage onto damp skin. Sugar melts away leaving gorgeous oils to nourish and protect.

Top Tip: gently towel dry so as not to wipe away the beautiful oils together with your skin's glow.

Ingredients

100% Natural Ingredients

Sucrose, Adansonia digitata (baobab) oil, Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, Prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil, Carica papaya (paw paw) fruit extract, Jasminum (Jasmine) essential oil, Citrus unshiu (naartjie) essential oil.

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With words such as green, natural and organic we are often misled into thinking a product is ‘clean’ without checking the label. Clean beauty means that a product is safe, non-toxic, and has transparent labeling of ingredients. Just because a product is green/natural/organic it doesn’t mean it is clean. Clean Beauty, at its core, is a product that is safe to use with no harmful ingredients (to reiterate: not chemicals, but ingredients!).

Small Batch production

Small batch production has taken off in the last 2-3 years with local businesses taking the lead. From decor and beauty to food brands, we are seeing a huge shift in expectation from consumers as well as brands leading the process. Conscious consumers are moving away from mass-produced, large-scale beauty products to sustainable and eco-friendly makeup brands that operate along ethical lines. A renewed focus on zero-waste makeup is also part of this planet- and people-conscious movement.