Soothe Sugar scrub
- Description
- Benefits
- Ingredients
Treat your skin to a calming reset with Soothe, our gentle yet effective sugar scrub infused with hydrating oils and a refreshing watermelon scent. This handcrafted formula exfoliates dull, dry skin while restoring softness and moisture—revealing a smoother, more radiant glow after every use.
Exfoliation:Gently removes dead skin cells, promoting smoother, brighter skin.
Detoxification: Helps draw out impurities and toxins from the skin.
Mineral-Rich: Contains essential minerals like magnesium and potassium that nourish the skin.
Firming: Supports skin elasticity, giving a firmer, more lifted appearance.
Brightening: Promotes an even skin tone and reduces hyperpigmentation.
Soothing: Calms dry, irritated, or inflamed skin.
Sucrose (Sugar), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Adansonia Digitata Seed Oil (Baobab Oil), Citrullus Lanatus Seed Oil (Kalahari Melon Seed Oil), Cocos Nucifera (Coconut Oil), Baphia Nitida (Camwood Powder), Emulsifying Wax, Cetyl Alcohol, Tocopheryl acetate (Vitamin E), Rosehip Powder, Hibiscus Powder, Watermelon FO
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South Africa
On Skin
For thousands of years, indigenous communities, including the San people, have relied on this resilient plant not just for hydration, but also for its nourishing and protective properties.In regions where water is scarce and sun exposure is intense, Kalahari melon has long been a symbol of endurance and healing. The seeds are cold-pressed to extract a lightweight, golden oil rich in nutrients. Traditionally, this oil was used to hydrate the skin, heal wounds, and protect the body from sun and wind damage—making it a functional part of desert survival and natural wellness. At Amola, we incorporate this precious oil into our formulations to deliver deep nourishment while honoring its indigenous roots and sustainability.
Nigeria
Holistic
Camwood powder, also known asOsun in Yoruba, is a traditional skincare ingredient derived from the heartwood of the Camwood tree, native to West and Central Africa. For centuries, it has been used across Nigeria, Ghana, and surrounding regions in beauty rituals, spiritual practices, and medicinal treatments. The wood is ground into a fine, reddish powder that’s revered for its natural cleansing and skin-healing properties.
