Coffee scrubs are all the rage at the moment and I can see why. The coffee gives a great, non abrasive scrub, doesn't dissolve mid scrub and easily washes down the drain. Sugar Baby says that their scrub will stimulate blood flow, reduce the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks, hydrate skin and improve moisture retention. They also say it's great to use in cases of eczema and psoriasis.
I'm yet to notice any difference in my cellulite, I'll report back on that in a few months. I do find that it helps to hydrate my skin, it leaves my skin feeling moisturised but not greasy, I don't like scrubs that make my skin feel oily.
There's only one thing I don't like about my Slim-Ulate body scrub and that's the packaging. It comes in a snap lock pouch that I find really difficult to use in the shower. It's not a huge deal though, I just decant it into an old scrub pot and off we go.
At $14.99 for 200 grams it's very reasonably priced. Unfortunately a lot of people seem to agree with me because I can rarely find it in stock at Priceline. If you find it at your local store, buy at least two!
Ingredients: sucrose, coffee seed powder, coconut powder, glycerin, olive fruit oil, coconut oil, fragrance.
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