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Sugar Lip Scrub COCO VANILLA
Sugar Lip Scrub COCO VANILLA
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Indulge your lips with this sugar, coconut, and vanilla scrub. A gentle massage during exfoliation will help stimulate blood circulation, remove dead skin cells, and the oils in the formula will help prevent dryness.
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Directions
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First step
Using clean, dry fingers or a cosmetic spatula, take a small amount of the scrub (about the size of a pea)
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Second step
Gently exfoliate damp lips with circular motions until you feel the sugar and coconut oil dissolve and coat the surface of your lips
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Third step
Rinse off the residue with warm water and gently pat your lips dry. Now your lips are ready to absorb beneficial nutrients—pamper them with a nourishing balm!
Active Ingredients
White sugar
help remove dead skin cells, leaving lips looking smoother and softer
Coconut and jojoba oils
have softening properties, can improve the barrier function, moisturize the lips, and keep them supple
Organic vanilla fragrance (USDA certified)
adds a subtle playfulness to the scrub and makes your lip care ritual even more enjoyable
Ingredients INCI
INGREDIENTS: SUCROSE, COCOS NUCIFERA OIL, SIMMONDSIA CHINENSIS SEED OIL, AROMA
Storage conditions and warnings
Store at a temperature below +20°C and keep away from direct sunlight.
Tip: Store the scrub in the refrigerator to achieve a firmer texture and protect it from high environmental temperatures.
Avoid contact with eyes.
Do not use on open wounds, burns, or damaged skin.
And if the scrub has liquefied—no worries! This will not affect its effectiveness; just keep it in a cool place to allow the coconut oil to solidify.

How to calculate weight percentage (w%)?
Don’t worry—it’s easy, and we’ve already measured the ingredients for you! The weight of each ingredient is written on its bag or jar.
Find the ingredient weight: Check the number on the ingredient bag or jar.
Find the total weight: Add up the weights of all the ingredient bags and jars in the kit.
Do the math: Divide the ingredient's weight by the total weight.
Multiply the result by 100 to get the percentage.