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Tree Hut Green Tea Body Scrub Review

Tree Hut Green Tea Body Scrub Review

This is Aaliyah with Skin.Edu, and this is part 2 of a miniseries that I’ll call “Is it Aaliyah Approved?” where I review body and skincare products.

Today I’m reviewing the Green Tea Body Scrub from the brand Tree Hut. Honestly, out of all of the Tree Hut scrubs I am trying diligently to find one that I actually like - that being said, this is not one of them. I think I was expecting a sort of matcha, green tea, earthy scent, but this one was scented more like sweet berries with floral undertones. 

This scrub has the typical thick, sticky texture and the ingredients were basically oils, colorants, and fragrance. This brand of body scrub would be great for those who enjoy Victoria’s Secret and Bath and Body Works products that are known for their heavy, but relatively nice scents. 

This scrub you can find at Ulta for around $9 for an 18 oz. jar which is a pretty good value for the size. Here is a link you can find this product: https://www.ulta.com/p/green-tea-shea-sugar-scrub-pimprod2023619?sku=2577307

So, is it “Aaliyah Approved”?

My review is based on these categories: scent (scent of product), texture (texture of product), quality (actual quality of the product, considering brand), and value (price of product for what it is, with these factors included), with an overall average score of the product to give a value to compare to other product reviews, and finally, answering the question: would I repurchase the product?


Here’s my takeaway:

Scent: 3 / 5

Texture: 3 / 5 

Quality: 2 / 5 

Value: 5 / 5 

Overall: 3 / 5 

Buy Again: No




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