Geranium & Tomato Hand and Body Scrub
A gloriously green scrub for garden hands, sandal feet and everything in between.
So here’s the thing. I made a scrub. Not just any scrub - a hand and body scrub that smells like your dream greenhouse (think: a tomato vine warming up in the sun next to a proper English rose geranium, not one of those powdery old-lady versions). It’s leafy and floral and fresh and a bit addictive, honestly.
I made it because I needed it. After a long day in the garden, my hands were looking… let’s just say not ready for polite company. And my feet? Absolutely not sandal-ready. So I whipped this up — full of natural exfoliants (ground almond shell, if you’re wondering), aloe vera, witch hazel, and other lovely skin-soothing bits — and voilà: the dirt was gone, the dry patches disappeared, and my skin looked properly radiant
I’ve been using it on everything — hands, legs, elbows, and the aforementioned feet. It’s not scratchy, not greasy, just gently buffing and softening and a tiny bit magical.
The scent?
Imagine crushing tomato leaves between your fingers while brushing past a geranium in bloom. It’s fresh and green and slightly sharp — in a good way. Like a summer garden in full swing. Unexpected but completely right.
How to use (aka how I use it):
Scoop out a good dollop. Massage into damp skin — especially those dry spots — and rinse off. Use 2–3 times a week, or whenever your limbs are looking a bit dull and unloved. Follow with something nourishing if you’re feeling fancy.
PS: It’s limited for now while I see what you all think. If you love it — and I hope you do — let me know. I might just make it a permanent thing.
Geranium & Tomato Hand and Body Scrub
A gloriously green scrub for garden hands, sandal feet and everything in between.
So here’s the thing. I made a scrub. Not just any scrub - a hand and body scrub that smells like your dream greenhouse (think: a tomato vine warming up in the sun next to a proper English rose geranium, not one of those powdery old-lady versions). It’s leafy and floral and fresh and a bit addictive, honestly.
I made it because I needed it. After a long day in the garden, my hands were looking… let’s just say not ready for polite company. And my feet? Absolutely not sandal-ready. So I whipped this up — full of natural exfoliants (ground almond shell, if you’re wondering), aloe vera, witch hazel, and other lovely skin-soothing bits — and voilà: the dirt was gone, the dry patches disappeared, and my skin looked properly radiant
I’ve been using it on everything — hands, legs, elbows, and the aforementioned feet. It’s not scratchy, not greasy, just gently buffing and softening and a tiny bit magical.
The scent?
Imagine crushing tomato leaves between your fingers while brushing past a geranium in bloom. It’s fresh and green and slightly sharp — in a good way. Like a summer garden in full swing. Unexpected but completely right.
How to use (aka how I use it):
Scoop out a good dollop. Massage into damp skin — especially those dry spots — and rinse off. Use 2–3 times a week, or whenever your limbs are looking a bit dull and unloved. Follow with something nourishing if you’re feeling fancy.
PS: It’s limited for now while I see what you all think. If you love it — and I hope you do — let me know. I might just make it a permanent thing.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
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"Absolutely love this. I received this today and couldn't wait to use it as it smells gorgeous. I've tried lots of natural scrubs and love using them before I shave, but I always find the blade clogs up due to the oils in them. That wasn't the case with this. It left my skin smooth and moisturised without the oily film. This will be a regular buy for me."
