Nourishing Green Tea Body Lotions for Skin That Glows with Health

Considered to be one of nature’s biggest healers since ancient times, green tea has multiple health benefits, even when applied topically. It has a high content of catechins (polyphenols) that reduce irritation, redness, and swelling. Rich in antioxidants, which fight sun damage caused by the UV sun rays, and vitamins B2 and E, essential for hydration, cell regeneration and maintaining collagen levels, green tea should definitely feature in your skincare routine, especially if you desire a supple, youthful skin. Here are some body lotions we have handpicked for you that can help you reap the therapeutic benefits of this powerful ingredient too.  

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Packed with the therapeutic goodness of Japanese matcha green tea, aloe vera, honey, and shea butter, this body lotion is loaded with antioxidants, natural fatty acids, and vitamins. This light and non-greasy formula can be used both as a hand lotion and as well as all over the body since it seeps deep into the epidermis, hydrating it from within.

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With a formula rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, this gel lotion guarantees you a detox with every use. Containing caffeine, that helps soothe skin and improve its texture and Vitamin C that clears up blemishes and brightens complexion, this body lotion reverses sun damage caused by free radicals.

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This crisp and lightweight gel formula is made with premium green tea from Japan. Along with sustainably sourced, community fair trade sesame seed oil from Nicaragua, this body lotion revitalises skin and your mind with its refreshing scent.

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With the combined power of cucumber extracts that soothes and cools irritated and exhausted skin along with green tea extracts, rich in antioxidants, this body lotion helps restore the natural moisture of skin, sans greasiness. Avocado, jojoba, and olive oils moisturise from deep within while aloe vera hydrates to make your skin supple, increasing its elasticity.