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SOL DE COCO
A jar of Sol de Coco Coconut Latte on a travertine slab beside half a coconut, with two more jars and cream linen behind and a palm shadow across the wall.

Softer skin, every shower.

A sun-kissed ritual for soft, smooth-feeling skin.

Discover the Sol CollectionShop body scrubs

Sol de Coco

Soft skin starts here.

Made by hand — whipped sugar scrubs built on nourishing oils, butters and carefully chosen ingredients. Quiet scents, and skin that feels looked after.

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The Sol Collection

Five scents. One ritual.

Each scrub shares the same nourishing base, and carries a scent of its own.

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  • Coconut Latte

    SAR 119

    Roasted coffee and warm coconut cream.

    320 g

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  • Mint Oasis

    SAR 119

    Cool, clean peppermint.

    320 g

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Extreme close view of whipped sugar scrub, showing fine crystals suspended in soft butter and catching warm side light.

The texture

Whipped, never gritty.

Fine sugar folded through shea butter and coconut oil until it turns soft enough to spread. It polishes as you work it over damp skin, then dissolves under warm water instead of dragging.

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The Sol ritual

Three steps, taken slowly.

The whole point is that it should not feel like a task.

  1. A hand lifting a heaped bamboo scoop of whipped sugar scrub from an open jar, with the wooden lid resting beside it.

    Scoop

    Take a generous amount onto damp skin, away from the direct stream of the shower.

  2. A hand massaging whipped sugar scrub along a forearm in slow circles, resting on travertine in warm side light.

    Massage

    Massage gently using slow circular motions, working from the ankles upward.

  3. A fine stream of warm water rinsing scrub from a forearm, the last sugar dissolving and droplets catching the light.

    Rinse

    Rinse with warm water and reveal soft, smooth-feeling skin. Pat dry — no need to scrub the towel.

Recommended ritual: 1–2 times per week

The full ritual

Ingredients

Skin-loving by nature.

Few ingredients, chosen for your skin.

  • A glass jar of golden raw sugar spilling onto a travertine slab, with a cut length of sugar cane beside it and a palm shadow behind.

    Natural Sugar

    Fine sugar crystals polish away dry, dull surface skin, then dissolve under warm water instead of dragging. It is the reason the scrub feels generous at first and soft by the end.

  • A thick swirl of ivory shea butter on travertine, beside a glass jar of shea nuts, lit softly with a palm shadow behind.

    Shea Butter

    Whipped through every jar, shea butter is what keeps the skin feeling cushioned rather than stripped once the sugar has rinsed away.

  • A glass bottle of clear coconut oil and a spoonful of solid white coconut oil on travertine, with half a coconut behind.

    Coconut Oil

    Coconut oil carries the scent of Sol de Coco and leaves a light, conditioned finish on the skin. It melts at body temperature, which is why the scrub softens the moment it touches you.

  • A glass bottle of green avocado oil pouring onto travertine, beside a halved avocado and eucalyptus leaves.

    Avocado Oil

    A heavier oil than coconut, avocado gives the whip its richness and helps the finish last past the shower.

All ingredients

The Sol philosophy

Built around three ideas.

  1. Nourish

    Skin-loving oils and butters, whipped through every jar.

  2. Polish

    Sugar-based exfoliation for smoother, softer-feeling skin.

  3. Indulge

    Textures and scents that turn the shower into a ritual.

A jar of Coconut Latte on a travertine ledge with scattered sugar, lit by low afternoon sun with a palm shadow behind it.

Our story

Every jar, by hand.

Sol de Coco began with a simple idea: that body care should feel like a ritual rather than another step in a routine. Everything is whipped, filled and finished by hand, so every jar reaches you fresh.

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  • All five Sol de Coco scrubs arranged on a travertine slab beside a half coconut and cream linen, with a palm shadow across the wall behind.
  • A half coconut, a small glass bottle of oil, a piece of shea butter and scattered sugar crystals on travertine, under a palm frond.
  • A jar of Coconut Latte on a travertine ledge with an olive sprig, lit by afternoon sun with palm shadows on the wall.

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