Thea Skincare Natural Harmony Walnut and Chamomile Body Glow Polish
Thea Skincare Natural Harmony Walnut and Chamomile Body Glow Polish | Thea Skincare
I was gratefully sent a sample of this wonderful sounding scrub and I had a peek at the information for Thea Skincare Natural Harmony and it sounded so delightful.
Firstly, the colour of the scrub is of a really dark brown colour, actually a really nice vibrant, warm colour.
There is little black flecks throughout the scrub also and once opened, there is no “whiff” of a scent.
I’m used to sugar based scrubs so this is quite different.
Fantastic for if you wanted something with no perfume.
I noticed it looked like quite a dry product, I have never used a dry scrub before, Usually they have some form of base to it, so that caught my attention straight away.
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Upon taking some out of the pot, I noticed it had a fine grain texture, like fine sand. Usually I am used to bigger grains, like sugar.
The scent of the Thea Skincare Natural Harmony is really nutty, can make out the chamomile too, which is really soothing.
Massaging onto the skin is really easy, it is such a gentle scrub that buffs away really well leaving skin feeling and looking great.
Another thing I noticed about this scrub is when you get a little moisture on, it foams up a little.. I was very amazed at this and thought it was absolutely magical.
If your skin is sensitive, this would be absolutely perfect for you. It contains nothing harsh in it at all and the grains are really good at getting rid of dead skin. But at the same time, it does not make your skin red and sore which some scrubs can do.
It is that gentle, you can use it on your face.
Once I have ran out of this, I am replacing my usual scrubs and purchasing myself one as it is hands down, the best scrub I have ever used!
Well done Thea Skincare, amazing product yet again!
*Please note, it appears this company are no longer trading, which is a shame!
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