Smooth Sugar Scrub

Smooth Sugar Scrub from L'Oreal

• Product Type: Face Scrub
• Size: 50 ml
• Models: With Kiwi Seeds, With Grapeseed Oil

Key Features:

• Deep yet mild exfoliation for skin that is strikingly smooth and radiant
• It can also be used to smooth and refine lips. 
• Effectively removes dirt, oil, and pollutants.

Active Ingredients:

• Smooth Sugar Scrubs With Grapeseed Oil has a mixture of 3 pure sugars (blonde, brown, and white) paired with finely ground Acai, nutrient-rich Monoi, and Grapeseed Oil.
• Smooth Sugar Scrub With Kiwi Seeds has a blend of 3 sugars (brown, blonde & white) and is enhanced with real Kiwi Seeds.

How to apply:

• Apply a small amount with dry fingers to dry the face and lips and avoid the eye region.
• Then massage it using moist fingertips.
• After that, use warm water to rinse.

About L'Oreal:

L'Oreal is a French personal care company headquartered in Clichy, Hauts-de-Seine, with a registered office in Paris. It is the world's largest cosmetics company and has developed activities concentrating on hair color, skincare, sun protection, makeup, perfume, and hair care. L'Oreal Group has three major beauty divisions: L'Oreal Luxe (luxury), Garnier (drugstore) and Clarisonic (skincare). It also owns some shoe brands like Red Bottoms and Stuart Weitzman.

L'Oreal makes a range of beauty products for women and men, including skincare and makeup. They are the largest cosmetics company in the world, offering a comprehensive portfolio across all beauty categories. L'Oreals long-term strategic goals are to develop its brand franchise, create value for its shareholders and employees, improve its corporate governance performance, sustainably maximize its financial strength, identify growth opportunities through acquisitions, raise its efficiency ratio, and increase dividend payouts.

The company was founded by Eugene Schueller in 1909 as Societe Francaise de Teintures Inoffensives pThe Cheveux, or French Company for Harmless Hair Dyes. It has become the world's largest cosmetic firm with Lancome and Garnier brands. L'Oreal, the world's biggest maker of perfumes, acquired Yves Rocher in 2000. L'Oreal is listed on the Euronext exchange in Paris and smaller exchanges worldwide.