Turmeric & Lemon Foaming Body Scrub

First read my description on my turmeric special if you have any allergy..

use ur scrub 2-3 times of week.

our Turmeric Special body scrubs are generally safe to use on the body, including the bikini area, under arms, knees and corner of neck.. However, it is important to note that turmeric can stain clothes and fabrics, so it is best to avoid using it on light-colored clothing or swimwear

If you decide to use a turmeric body scrub on your bikini area, under your arms, your knees, corner of your neck ...make sure to do a patch test first to ensure that you are not allergic or sensitive to any of the ingredients. Apply a small amount of the scrub on your area and your first resultat in 5 days. If you experience any redness, itching, or irritation, avoid using the scrub

When using a turmeric body scrub on your bikini area,under arms, neck corner, knees please be gentle and avoid scrubbing too hard. The skin in this area is delicate and can easily become irritated. Also, avoid using the scrub on any broken or irritated skin

Ingredients

• Brown granular sugar – Granular sugar acts as an exfoliant by removing dead skin on your body. It also removes the dirt from your skin pores, thereby clearing plugged pores. If you don’t have white granular sugar, you can use brown granular sugar instead. It is gentler on the skin, making this turmeric exfoliating scrub ideal if you have sensitive skin.
• Coconut oil – Coconut oil is a great moisturizer. It also has antimicrobial properties to reduce acne and protect your skin from destructive bacteria. Other oils you can use instead of coconut oil include almond oil, avocado oil, and olive oil.
• Essential oils – Essential oils add a pleasant scent to any sugar scrub. I usually use lemon, orange and turmeric, also pair well with turmeric. 
• Turmeric powder -Contains the active ingredient curcumin. Curcumin has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties. As a result, it is used as a remedy for dry skin, acne, and skin inflammation. Research also shows that curcumin may protect the skin from damaging ultraviolet B radiation.