Coffee Face Scrub - Citrus Blend for Dry Skin

UpCircle gives ingredients that would otherwise be discarded a second chance by adding them to its natural facial care products. The coffee face scrub from UpCircle is made with high-quality Arabica coffee grounds procured from artisan coffee shops across London. They allow you to say goodbye to dead cells in the gentlest manner and restore your skin's natural radiance. These natural face scrubs contain shea butter and coconut oil to moisturise and leave your skin feeling heavenly soft. Rosehip oil is also used; rich in essential fatty acids, including linoleic and linolenic acids, it is effective in properly hydrating the skin.

The citrus blend coffee scrub is wonderful for dry skin. This scrub is formulated with rosehip oil, as well as different essential oils.

Sweet orange oil
Extracted from the peel of the orange, it has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties that are perfect to calm irritation, reduce redness, and treat acne spots. Vibrantly aromatic, the fresh citrus oil also tones your skin.

Lemon verbena essential oil
Citrus oils help to remove the skin’s excess sebum and keep it balanced.

Jojoba oil
Rich in important vitamins E and B, it hydrates your skin while preventing excess sebum buildup.

The face scrub is also available in Floral Blend for sensitive skin and Herbal Blend for acne.

How to use
Before using your scrub, shake it vigorously. Applying the product onto a damp face and make circular motions. Leave it on for a few moments, then rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry. This coffee face scrub can be used several times a week.

Beat the Microbead - Microplastics
UpCircle's face scrubs have the 'Look for the Zero - Zero Plastic Inside' logo from Beat the Microbead.

Packaging
The scrubs come in a glass jar with an aluminium lid. The packaging is fully recyclable. There is a plastic liner in the cap which makes the bottle leakproof and airtight. It also helps to preserve the product longer and protect the lid from the essential oils. Essential oils can cause aluminium to oxidise (meaning it develops a black coating) which can spoil the product. At present, there is no suitable alternative. We recommend reusing the bottles as much as you can and if you do throw them away, recycle the plastic liner separately.