My favorite Rituals products

Hello beauties,

I’ve been neglecting my face skin lately, I can’t remember the last time I used a face mask. On the bright side, I never neglect my body skin, and I have to thank Rituals’ for being the main reason why I take the time to pamper my body because their products are so yummy!

The brand Rituals is renowned for its exceptional range of skincare products, which includes luxurious body scrubs and sumptuous body creams designed to pamper the skin and provide a deeply indulgent experience. With a focus on high-quality ingredients and meticulous formulation, Rituals has carved a niche for itself in the beauty industry, captivating the attention of skincare enthusiasts worldwide. The brand’s commitment to creating products that not only nourish the skin but also engage the senses has garnered a dedicated following, making it a standout choice for those seeking an elevated skincare ritual.

I have a large collection of products, including some favorites. With spring just around the corner, we have more patience to pamper our bodies. Now is the perfect time to share my top favorite products from this beloved brand.

Body Scrubs

I have two favorite body scrubs – The Vulcanic Body Scrub and the Lotus Flower Body Scrub. The Vulcanic Body Scrub is a gentle yet divine-smelling scrub. I particularly enjoy sweet scents, but my ultimate favorite is what I describe as a “scented men.” I have discovered two products that perfectly embody this scent – the Christopher Robin Hair Scrub and the Vulcanic Scrub. On the other hand, the Lotus Flower Body Scrub is also gentle but more hydrating. It gives me the sensation of applying a peach-scented clay mask. Although I adore it, I dislike how challenging it is to wash off. As for the Ritual of Karma Body Scrub, I appreciated its scent, but it was too harsh for me due to the presence of sea salt. While it left the skin smooth and wonderfully scented, it was simply too abrasive for my preference.

Body Washes

I have tested all of them, and I can assure you, I am not exaggerating. I adore Rituals’ foaming gels, with my top picks being the Rituals of Ayurveda, the Rituals of Sakura, and naturally, the Rituals of Karma. Additionally, I have incorporated the Rituals of Ayurveda hand wash into my routine, and I must say I am thoroughly enjoying it. I’ve even had guests use it, and the compliments have been abundant.

Body Creams

I’ve tried three body creams so far: The Ritual of Sakura, the Ritual of Karma, and The Ritual of Jing. The Ritual of Sakura, with its rice milk and cherry blossom base, has a truly divine scent. It’s long-lasting on the skin, although a bit too intense for my personal preference. My favorite, however, is The Ritual of Karma. It brings me a sense of peace and cleanliness, thanks to its essential oils that aid in relaxation. As for The Ritual of Jing, it feels like a lesser version of Ritual of Karma. While it’s not bad, it simply doesn’t compare. It’s more suitable for nighttime use, boasting a gentler scent and similar relaxing essential oils. Last but not least, The Ritual os Kindness Love is a body cream with jasmine and wild rose and let me tell you that if you are looking for a nourishing cream, this is it. I never felt my skin so hydrated in winter as I did with this cream!

Scents/Parfums

I have two ultimate favorites – The Ritual of Karma and The Ritual of Buddha. The Ritual of Karma is a staple in my daily routine, and I’ve purchased it countless times. Its delightful essence lingers on my skin, and I simply adore every aspect of this line. As for The Ritual of Buddha, it has become my latest obsession. I was captivated by its citrusy notes reminiscent of oranges and summer, and I’ve been using it relentlessly. The compliments I’ve received about this fragrance have only reaffirmed my satisfaction with it.

Where can you find Rituals?

In Portugal, you can find Rituals at Sephora, Douglas, in almost every shopping center, and of course, online at Rituals.com. You can also find Rituals Outlet stores that have better prices in Freeport Alcochete (Portugal).