Thermalabs Vanilla Patchouli Body Scrub Exfoliator Scores Top Ratings on Amazon
Aug 26, 2016
One of Thermalabs latest products, the Vanilla Patchouli exfoliator, has scored an average 5-star rating on Amazon.
New York, United States - August 26, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
The Vanilla Patchouli body scrub exfoliator, which was launched a couple of weeks ago by Thermalabs, appear to be doing very well on Amazon, the world’s leading e-commerce marketplace. The product has so far garnered an average top star rating from over 20 users who have rated and reviewed it on Amazon. For any new product, getting this consistent rating is considered an indicator of good things coming. Most products that manage to score exclusive 5-star ratings from the first batch of customers usually end up being listed on one of Amazon’s top product lists.
Thermalabs is an innovative cosmetics producer that’s based in the United States. The company usually creates top-notch formulations for self tanning lotions. Thermalabs has also created a number of top-selling tanning accessories that are highly popular in the market. In recent times, Thermalabs has diversified its operations to other market areas, launching three new sub-brands for that purpose. The company’s first sub-brand, the Supremasea, oversees its products that are based on Dead Sea mineral salts. Thermalabs Tent World brand is in charge of all beach and sports tent-related products, while Organic Healthcare has everything to do with the company’s new range of natural healthcare products.
The Vanilla Patchouli Body Scrub exfoliator is under Thermalabs Supremasea brand. It’s the third product to be launched under Supremasea after Tan Enhancer, and the Lavender body scrub exfoliator.
According to Thermalabs, Vanilla Patchouli is an aromatic body scrub exfoliator that has many benefits for the skin. To start with, it leaves the skin feeling refreshed and healthy, with an appealing mild fragrance. This product helps remove dead cells from the upper layers of the skin, which is essential for a healthy skin. It also moisturizes the skin, nourishes and repairs it. Some of the key ingredients found in this product include Dead Sea salts and vanilla oil. These help with skin regeneration and promote optimal skin healthy with a beautiful, youthful appearance.
An Amazon user who bought and used this product wrote, “Product shipped fast and was well packaged. A few months back I purchased Jojoba oil, raw Shea butter, cocoa butter, argan oil, and essential oil, along with the coconut oil I had to start making sugar scrubs, salt scrubs, and body butter. My issue with the homemade scrubs was that the coconut oil basically coated the bathtub, making it super slippery and ultimately had to be cleaned after every use. I got tired of that so I started looking on Amazon for scrubs that had great reviews, didn't leave your skin oily and smelled good but not overpowering. I hit the jackpot with this vanilla patchouli body scrub. It smells amazing. I used it on my arms and legs and the sea salt is coarse enough to feel it massage into the skin yet fine enough to dissolve. When I got out the shower I was still a bit oily but that subsided with 20 minutes. When I woke up today my skin was softer and still smelled like vanilla and patchouli! As other reviewers have stated the oil stays on top and does have to be mixed which I didn't have an issue with. It comes with a finger ‘loofa’ I guess you would call it, I don't plan on using that. I think this is an awesome product and definitely, recommend it…”
For more information, please visit http://www.thermalabs.com/home
Contact Info:
Name: Jennifer Parker
Organization: Thermalabs
Address: 450 West 58th Street New York, NY 10019
Phone: (877) 266-6257
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6_XUR4saes
Release ID: 129215
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