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The Kona Latte Sugar Scrub from Nubar’s Skin Essentials collection is the ideal product to satisfy a client’s sweet tooth. With Shea butter and Argan oil as the two key ingredients, use to exfoliate away dead skin on the hands, feet and body – clients will feel rejuvenated, renewed and silky smooth.


• 4Beauty Group: +44 (0)28 9044 9744


The Chocolate Mousse Hydrating Masque by Éminence is a nourishing blend of Cocoa, Macadamia Nut oil and Almond oil which tones and smoothes the skin. Combine one teaspoon of the product with water, apply to your client’s skin and leave for five minutes before removing with a clean, damp cloth.


• Anne McDevitt Products: 01 677 7911


Allow your clients to truly relax and inhale the sweet scent of Chocolate with Repêchage’s Fusion Express Bar and Spa Masks. The Chocofina Fusion Mask is infused with Seaweed complex as well as Chocolate organic actives to protect the skin, stimulate circulation and allow for a sensory facial experience.


• Repêchage: 1800 937 140


The White Chocolate Liposoluble Wax from Rica contains Theobroma Cacao for its nourishing and moisturising properties. It’s kind and gentle to the skin, making it an ideal wax for dry or irritated skin. It also has a sweet Chocolate scent for a sensorial experience.


• Hennessy Hair & Beauty: 021 434 3436


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