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Tree Hut Face Scrubs
Calm, restore and smooth tired-looking skin to reveal a refreshed, radiant complexion with the Balancing Cucumber & Seaweed Face Scrub. (Photos: www.treehutshea.com)
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
March 13, 2023

Tree Hut Face Scrubs

Complete your head-to-toe glow with the sugar face scrubs from Tree Hut Face.

The brand expanded and evolved its beloved body scrub formulation into a gentle face scrub after interest from customers for a facial exfoliation solution with the same skin-loving attributes of the original Shea Sugar body scrubs.

The face-friendly formula — which contains superfoods to nourish, hydrate, purify and brighten — was launched in the United States in 2021, but was formally introduced to the Jamaican market in the latter part of 2022.

They are available in four different formulas: Brightening Pineapple & Papaya; Hydrating Watermelon & Cactus Water; Purifying Blueberry & Turmeric; and Nourishing Banana and Oat, though the latter is not yet available locally.

The cult favourite for years, the family-owned Tree Hut brand has been known for developing high-quality body and face care infused with natural ingredients. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Tree Hut became a viral sensation when beauty aficionados across the world took to social media to share their elevated self-care routines. Now, with millions of views for TreeHut on TikTok, the brand has built an army of loyal followers and collectors who can’t get enough of the brand’s product flavours and formulations.

Tree Hut products are distributed locally by Medical Disposable And Supplies Limited (MDS) and are available at pharmacies and beauty supply stores islandwide.

IG:@BeautyBrandsByMDS

(Photos: www.treehutshea.com)
(Photos: www.treehutshea.com)
Buff and brighten to reveal your most glowing complexion with the Blueberry and Turmeric Face Scrub.(Photos: www.treehutshea.com)
Lightly scented with notes of skin-quenching watermelon, agave water and aloewww.(Photos: www.treehutshea.com)

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