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Organic Fiji Face & Body Sugar Polish, Lavender, 20-Ounces

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By stuartinfiji
Organic Fiji Face & Body Sugar Polish, Lavender, 20-Ounces

Ingredients

Certified Organic Cold-pressed Virgin Coconut Oil (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Certified Organic Fijian Island Cane Sugar (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Lavender Blend 100% Organic to Include Lavender (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Sweet Orange (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Patchouli (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Orange (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Ylang Ylang No. 1 (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Palmarosa (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Litsea Cubeba (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Cinnamon Bark (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations) and Cinnamon Leaf (Certified Organic to the Usda National Organic Program Regulations), Made With Love By Fiji Islanders.

Directions
Fast and Simple to Use: The scoop provided inside the jar precisely measures the amount needed to polish each area of your body. You can apply the Organic Fuji Sugar Polish using your hands or a loofa in the shower or over the sink for smaller areas. Rinse with warm water only - No soap! Pat the area dry and bask in the glow of your beautiful new skin! For best results, follow with organic nourishing treatment for face and body. Important: Organic coconut oil solidifies under 76 degrees F / 24 degrees C. Place sealed container in warm water to liquefy.

Product Description
We practice Fair Trade. USDA Organic. From the earth to your skin: Certified organic coconut oil combines with Certified organic Fijian Island cane sugar to bring you one of the most effective, natural exfoliants on the market. Organic Fiji Sugar Polish is a gentle exfoliant that doesn't sting or scratch the skin and is a simple way to transform dull, dry skin into a beautiful glow. Sugar is a natural glycolic acid which helps slough off dead skin cells and promote cell rejuvenation, while the anti-oxidant rich coconut oil penetrates the skin to replenish moisture and nourishing vitamins. 100% Organic ingredients. Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth. Not animal tested. Cruelty free. Made in the Fiji Islands.
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