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‘Soca’ it away!
Relax and unwind with an indulgent bath soak.
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
April 18, 2023

‘Soca’ it away!

We know, we know, you’ve heard it all before: Stay hydrated, don’t forget to eat, and wear sunscreen! But when it comes to Carnival Sunday, it’s sometimes hard to remember to take care of your body when there are so many exciting events happening all around you.

If like many, you were feeling tired and sunburned yesterday morning, it’s not the end of the world. There’s plenty you can do towards Carnival recovery! First step? Soak it all away with the Tree Hut moisturising bath soak. Formulated with high concentrations of skin-loving, plant-based ingredients, the relaxing bath salts help nourish and balance skin’s hydration to help restore a natural glow. The Watermelon soak has Citrullus Lanatus (watermelon) fruit extract, which acts as a natural humectant and helps prevent moisture loss and provides gentle, yet effective exfoliation, vegan collagen for smooth, youthful-looking skin, and kiwi and avocado oils to nourish and soothe dry skin. The Vitamin C bath soak is jam-packed with ingredients to help boost skin for a brighter, firmer, and even-toned appearance. Both options are rich in shea butter, which is known to deeply moisturise skin while helping to promote elasticity.

After days of feting, Tuesday Style Dryer (TSD) suggests an indulgent bath experience with the Tree Hut bath soaks.

HOW TO USE

Pour about 1 cup of salts in a warm bathtub, depending on your needs. Lie back and soak in the vibrant, citrus scent of Vitamin C or the juicy aroma of the watermelon moisturising bath soak for at least 15 minutes. Rinse, pat skin dry, and lock in the moisture with Tree Hut whipped shea body butter.

(Photo: www.treehutshea.com)
Treat yourself to a relaxing bath soak that nourishes skin with hard-working ingredients and lifts the mood with the glow-boosting scents of pink grapefruit, jasmine and peach nectar. (Photo: www.treehutshea.com)
Brighten your day, soak the stress away and lift your mood with the skin-quenching scents of watermelon, lemon zest and raspberry cotton candy. (Photo: www.treehutshea.com)
The Vitamin C Whipped Body Butter is the perfect treatment after a bath soak.

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