Scentuals is a brand I know about from Marshalls and Well.ca. I also noticed they're making their way into cruelty free subscriptions boxes. If you want the best bang for your buck, Marshalls is the place to go to. The kit shown above was $15 CAD. The 3 lip balms were only $7 CAD. If I were to recommend 1 thing from the brand, it would definitely be their hand cream. It's a great size and works perfectly at moisturizing without leaving a heavy residue.
Natural Lip Conditioner
The ingredients are super clean: Cocoa butter, Beeswax, Coconut oil, Castor oil, Jojoba) seed oil, Shea butter, Avocado oil, Vegetable Glycerine, pure essential oils, Vitamin E
Two flavours i'm interested in trying are the caramel and chocolate one. They sound divine. I currently use the vanilla tangerine flavour which is not too overpowering and smells pretty realistic. I like it. I also have peppermint twist but peppermint is a big no ingredient for me as I exfoliate my lips often so the skin is raw.
For $4.50 USD. Cheaper on well.ca. I definitely recommend these. Leagues better than eos that's for sure.
Rosehip Oil
I have lots of favourite stand-alone oils and rosehip this is one of them. This oil has a slight yellow tint. I've been really enjoying using it and definitely feel it helps plump my skin. For the price, I would prefer that is was organic and cold-pressed as I can't help but compare to Deciem which offers that.
It's ingredients are Rosehip oil, Grapeseed oil, Apricot oil, Safflower seed oil, Vitamin E.
$22.75 USD on their site. $20 CAD on Well.ca
We have a dupe here! I've a big fan of my Saje rollers. This year for christmas I bought my mom one for hot flashes and then I went to Marshalls and saw the same thing for like half the price from Scentuals. I almost wanted to get the cheaper alternative instead but the Saje of course has nicer presentation for a gift. For myself though, the Scentuals ones work totally the same.
I loveeee their De-stress Relaxation Roll-on. I mostly just inhale it for relaxation. It smells natural and kind of lavender-like. It's ingredients are: Rice Bran, palmarosa oil, bergamot oil, clary saje oil, lavender oil, chamomile oil, neroli oil, lemon oil, jasmine oil.
I also have the Balance Roll-on. It's got a different smell that so hard for me to describe. I personally am not as into it smell-wise. Some of it's key ingredients are Ylang Ylang, Juniper berry and Neroli essential oils among others to relax the mind, relieve tension and uplift spirit.
$12.11 USD on their site. $10 CAD on Well.ca. I believe even cheaper at Marshalls.
Vanilla Tangerine Moisturizing Hand & Body Lotion
This is a thinner lotion that dries down nicely. It feels moisturizing enough for hands too. It doesn't leave a wet residue feeling which is a must-have for my hand creams. I love the simple ingredients. There's something about the smell of this one I don't like. However they have a scent-free version for picky girls like me. Definitely recommend this!
$11.30 USD on their site. About $9.50 CAD on Well.ca
Orange Geranium Exfoliating Handmade Soap
This smells like kind of floral and dill pickle-like. The only thing I don't like is the use of palm-oil, the main ingredient which doesn't appear to be listed as 'ethically sourced'. For that reason, I don't recommend this.
Grapefruit Turmeric Hand Repair Cream
I love this hand cream! There's nothing I hate more than a greasy or wet hand-cream formula. This formula is super moisturizing but dries down a lot to leave a light but intensely moisturized feeling. It's very nourishing for the typical level of parched hands. I'm not crazy about this particular scent, but I really don't care as it's faint and my hands. I definitely recommend this too.
I love this hand cream! There's nothing I hate more than a greasy or wet hand-cream formula. This formula is super moisturizing but dries down a lot to leave a light but intensely moisturized feeling. It's very nourishing for the typical level of parched hands. I'm not crazy about this particular scent, but I really don't care as it's faint and my hands. I definitely recommend this too.
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