Keya Seth Lip Sugar Scrub - 11 gms

Description:

• Sugar is one of the best Exfoliators; it removes dead & flaky cells on lips and helps to rejuvenate the skin by cleaning all the dirt from the pores. It’s a natural humectant, drawing moisture and locking it into the skin. Also, a good source of glycolic acid that permeates the deepest layers of the skin breaks down the “glue” that binds skin cells together and helps to maintain the skin’s equilibrium with leaves behind buttery soft, bright & flawless lips
• Due to its high concentration of vitamin E, shea butter is a potent skin brightener where Vitamin E promotes the regeneration of skin cells and aids. It has Vitamins A & E, is highly compatible with the skin & promotes Soft; it protects the skin & repairs damage caused by Climate aggression, Pollution & UV radiation, and helps the skin retain moisture, which makes it soft and smooth
• Honey Quat is a natural Honey-derived conditioning agent with twice the moisturizing ability of glycerin. It draws moisture to help the lip’s skin keep hydrated. Excellent moisture binding & cleansing capabilities act as a free radical scavenger with rich, natural antioxidants to soothe dehydrated skin. It helps to heal cracked, chapped & damaged Lip skin
• Important Constituents like Geranic (Acid),Citronellol, Geraniol, Nerol (Alcohols) & Myrcene of the Rose Essential Oil are good for Dry, Sensitive & Delicate lip Skin. It is a natural humectant that helps keep the skin hydrated. It draws moisture from the air and seals it into the skin. It combats Redness & Inflammation and strengthens the skin’s cells. Its tonic & soothing quality is helpful for sensitivity as it will help to keep the skin hydrated and prevent flakiness
• Scoop some lip Sugar scrub using your finger; Ensure your finger is clean. Spread it evenly around your lips using one finger. Press your lips together and rub your bottom lip against your top lip in a circular motion. Get rid of the excess lip scrub, apply Lip Brightening Hydrating Serum, and Dab your lips dry. Repeat this process one to three times a week