Creamy Vanilla & Sandalwood Sugar Scrub | Red Eye Reset Phase 2 (6 oz)

Red Eye Reset Phase 2 is a creamy foaming sugar scrub that exfoliates and cleanses in one step, with a fresh, softly woody scent of cocoa butter cashmere, blue sage, sandalwood, vanilla bean, and linen breeze.

Slow down and reset. Sugar gently buffs away dry, rough surface skin, while the fluffy foaming base turns into a creamy lather the moment it meets water. You get cleansing and exfoliation in one relaxing shower ritual, and skin that feels soft, smooth, refreshed, and conditioned, without the heavy feel of a traditional oil-based scrub.

What Phase 2 smells like

• Cocoa Butter Cashmere: creamy, warm, and comforting
• Blue Sage & Sandalwood: fresh, smooth, and subtly woody
• Vanilla Bean: soft and sweet
• Linen Breeze: crisp, airy, and clean

Together they create a creamy, fresh, softly woody fragrance with a warm vanilla finish.

How to use
Scoop a small amount onto wet skin and massage gently in circular motions. Rinse thoroughly. Use 2-3 times per week or as desired. Avoid the face, broken skin, and irritated areas.

The details

• Net weight: 6 oz (170 g)
• Handmade in small batches in Ashburn, Virginia
• Phase 2 of the Red Eye Reset ritual, made for your post-travel reset
• Pairs with Red Eye Reset Phase 3 for a warm vanilla-musk finish

Reset. Unwind. Breathe.

3. What to use it for

• Post-travel resets: a comforting shower after red-eyes, road trips, or long days
• Smoother-feeling skin: buffing away dry, rough surface skin
• Cleansing and exfoliating in one step: a simple, relaxing shower ritual
• Weekly self-care: a 2-3 times per week routine
• A fresh, clean-smelling shower: the linen breeze and sage notes keep it airy instead of heavy
• Gifting: a soft, spa-style body care gift for birthdays, holidays, and travel lovers

4. Why you should buy Red Eye Reset Phase 2

• Creamy lather that cleanses while it exfoliates. One step does both jobs.
• Rich, fluffy texture. It feels comforting without the heavy feel of an oil-based scrub.
• A fragrance that’s clean and cozy at once. Linen breeze and blue sage keep it fresh, while cocoa butter cashmere and vanilla bean keep it warm.
• Part of a ritual. Phase 2 is built to be used with the rest of the Red Eye Reset steps.
• Small-batch and handmade in the USA. It’s made with care in Virginia, not mass-produced.
• Soft, smooth, conditioned-feeling skin. That’s the feeling you’re left with after rinsing.

5. Why choose Soul Sista Scents

• Handmade in small batches in Ashburn, Virginia
• Destination-inspired self-care. Every collection turns daily routines into little getaways.
• A full ritual under one brand. Foaming scrubs, whipped body butters, bath products, candles, room sprays, and gift sets.

6. FAQ

What does Red Eye Reset Phase 2 smell like?
A creamy, fresh, softly woody fragrance with a warm vanilla finish, made of cocoa butter cashmere, blue sage and sandalwood, vanilla bean, and linen breeze.

What is Phase 2 in the Red Eye Reset?
It’s the second step of the Red Eye Reset ritual, a creamy, clean-feeling scrub made for your post-travel reset.

What does a foaming sugar scrub do?
Sugar gently buffs away dry, rough surface skin, and the foaming base lathers with water so you cleanse and exfoliate at the same time.

How is a foaming sugar scrub different from a regular sugar scrub?
The fluffy formula foams with water, so it feels lighter than a traditional oil-based scrub.

How do I use it?
Scoop a small amount onto wet skin, massage gently in circular motions, and rinse thoroughly.

How often should I use it?
2-3 times per week, or as desired.

Can I use it on my face?
No. Avoid the face, broken skin, and irritated areas.

How will my skin feel afterward?
Soft, smooth, refreshed, and conditioned, without the heavy feel of a traditional oil-based scrub.

What size is it?
6 oz (170 g).

Is it a good gift?
Yes. The creamy, clean scent and spa-style ritual suit birthdays, holidays, and self-care gift sets, especially for travel lovers.

Where is Soul Sista Scents made?
Handmade in small batches in Ashburn, Virginia.