The definition of a cabana is a cabin, hut, or shelter especially one at a beach or pool. I just returned from a trip in Jamaica with great cabana’s on the beach. Remember, I live in North Dakota, so this was just what the doctor ordered. I needed some vitamin D and some humidity! My skin gets extremely dry in this climate. When we arrived in Jamaica, it was 100 degrees warmer than it was back home. Heaven. Or close to it. My skin was immediately transformed by the end of the day, even considering the dehydrating plane ride and maybe a sip of some Rum Punch when we arrived. Ok, maybe more than a sip. We were on vacation. Food was great, beach was fantastic, and my skin was getting an A+ for moisture.
Smells So Good!
Fast forward a week later, and we were back in the tundra. I was shopping at our local Sephora and saw Coco Cabana. I hadn’t really read or heard much about it since it’s fairly new. It launched on December 1, 2018 and didn’t drop at Sephora until Christmas.
I put a little on my hands and continued my shopping for the new Farmacy Honey Drop moisturizer https://www.farmacybeauty.com/collections/moisturizers/products/honey-drop-1 and Benefits Bad Gal Bang mascara, which was on sale for $10 that day! Score! I didn’t think any more of the lotion as I checked out. Next, I had a return at Loft. During my transaction, the lady said; “this may sound a little weird, but you smell SO GOOD!” It took me a couple seconds to figure out why. THE COCO CABANA! I immediately went back to Sephora and purchased it. It honestly smells so good, I just keep smelling myself after I apply it (TMI?).
I apply it nearly every day and have received many compliments on the smell alone. My skin is back to my moisturized, vacation skin. It makes you feel like you made a quick getaway from the dull, drab winter when you use Coco Cabana moisturizing lotion. And since I can’t go on a tropical vacation every other week, I’ll opt for my Coco Cabana.
Behind The Cabana:
The technology behind the product includes an oil in water gel cream, which has a moisture attracting magnet that draws, holds, and hugs moisture close for dewy, touchable skin. It includes a coconut sugar blend of fermented sugar and coconut oil. The fragrance has notes of toasted coconut, creamy caramel, and buttery praline. The fermented sugar creates the natural humectant to become even more concentrated and is more powerful as it draws moisture from the air. The more you use it, the better it performs. The moisture can last up to three days. It’s clinically proven to soothe red, irritated skin.
I would definitely recommend escaping with Coco Cabana. Gluten free.
Ingredient Highlights:
Free of sulfates SLS and SLES, parabens, formaldehydes, formaldehyde-releasing agents, phthalates, mineral oil, retinyl palmitate, oxybenzone, coal tar, hydroquinone, triclosan, and triclocarban. This product is also vegan and cruelty-free, and uses recyclable packaging.
