UpCircle's natural gentle Facial Scrub is formulated especially for sensitive skin as it helps to soothe redness and irritation.
Made with a blend of chamomile, rosehip, geranium and patchouli essential oils, it also fades dark spots and pigmentation.
Chamomile is rich in natural anti-inflammatory properties which soothe skin, making it ideal to use for skin complaints like rosacea, acne and psoriasis.
The Facial Scrub also contains jojoba oil - a rich source of vitamins E and B - which deeply moisturises skin.
Meanwhile, the Scrub's base of coffee grounds act as a natural, gentle exfoliant and are also rich in anti-oxidants. And the addition of nourishing organic shea butter leaves skin feeling soft and hydrated after use.
Use the Facial Scrub to gently buff away dry cells, leaving skin feeling soft, smooth and glowing.
UpCircle Beauty specialise in repurposing products in their cosmetics that would otherwise go to waste. The key ingredient in their Face Scrubs are the top-quality Arabica coffee grounds, sourced from artisan coffee shops.
Coffee grounds make the perfect natural exfoliator. They don't dissolve in water and so are wonderful at sloughing away dead skin while boosting circulation. Coffee is also a rich source of natural antioxidants which nourish skin and can help repair and soothe skin damage.
Like all UpCircle cosmetics, the Coffee Face Scrub is vegan and cruelty-free. It is also packaged plastic-free in an attractive frosted glass jar with an aluminium lid and then packed in a protective cardboard box.
Coffee Face Scrub for Sensitive Skin - Floral Blend: by UpCircle
By UpCircle Beauty
Made with floral blend of essential oils.
100ml
Packaged in a frosted glass jar with aluminium lid
Why we love UpCircle... They are pioneers of the circular/sustainable beauty industry. They take natural by-products from the food and drinks industry, which would otherwise be thrown away, and transform these "waste" items, such as coffee grounds, into vital ingredients in their natural cosmetics. In this way they are proving that the beauty industry can cut down on waste.
