I know you all want me to stop talking about Caudalie\u2019s Divine Oil but I just can\u2019t, it really is amazing! Recently my skin has got a little bit dry, especially at the tops of my arms where it gets quite rough and generally isn\u2019t all that smooth, and I wanted to get myself in order for when the sun finally showed itself.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I love Soap and Glory products, especially their body creams and exfoliators. I love the Breakfast Scrub, it smells divine and just makes my skin feel so nice but I don\u2019t really like tubs of things as I think they can be a bit unhygienic and also when you\u2019re in the shower and have to scoop out product with your hands, water runs in and spoils it so I picked up this tube of body scrub \u2018Scrub of Your Life\u2019.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I\u2019ve been using this a couple of times a week to buff away dry skin, especially at the tops of my arms and shoulders and also on my legs. This leaves my skin feeling so soft and smooth, without being overly abrasive or harsh \u2013 plus it smells amazing.
Next up is my \u2018product of the month\u2019 Caudalie Divine Oil (review here), I absolutely adore this product. It\u2019s lightweight, nourishing and easy to dispense with the spray pump. It\u2019s also multi-use so it can be used in the bath (which I usually do), on skin, hair and nails. I liberally apply this all over after I\u2019m out of the bath or shower, I just spray it on to my skin and rub in. I sometimes use this after a body lotion but mostly I like it on it\u2019s own as it isn\u2019t tacky or overly oil, more like a dry oil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I absolutely love this combination, it just seems to work so well and the skin on my arms is back to feeling soft and moisturised. I usually spritz the Divine Oil on the ends of my hair and on my face too, it\u2019s just an amazing product.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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