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Ritual of Karma Tryazon Review

Thanks to @Tryazon and @RitualsCosmetics, I was treated to three wonderful products that turn any shower into a spa treatment! I have tried products from the Ritual of Sakura and Ritual of Ayurveda collections, and I have loved their quality and fragrances, so I was anxious and excited to be able to try this new line.

I was sent three full-sized products, a foaming shower gel, body scrub and body cream. I was first impressed by the presentation: each is elegantly packaged, the scrub and cream in heavy, impressive glass containers, and they are full containers, not small samples in a large jar.


I was not surprised that Ritual of Karma products are very high-quality, with a lovely, relaxing fragrance, which the website describes as

"...positive vibes of summer all year round, with luxury fragrant products designed to instantly enhance your mood."


I love the way that the foaming bath gel puffs up into a mound of lather from just a little bit, so the canister will last a long time.

The body cream is so rich and creamy and luxurious, and it spreads smoothly and feels clean to the touch afterwards.





But my favorite was the body scrub, with sugar crystals in a rich, softening cleanser. I wasn't sure that I would like using a scrub, but this one changed my mind. The fragrance of the scrub was much stronger and lasted longer than the other two products, and it softened not only the tough, dry parts, but left all of my skin feeling clean, soft and pampered. And, used together, the three are a pampering, relaxing and decadent treat!!

I am so happy that I had a chance to try this set. Rituals collections turn every shower into a spa experience, and I think that I found the collection that is the most relaxing, calming and enjoyable. Last time I was privileged to try a Rituals set for Tryazon  Reviews, I was so impressed that I bought everyone a #RitualsUSA travel set for Christmas! Hopefully they have enjoyed theirs as much as I have, so I can spoil them with another set this year!!

Thank you, #RitualsCosmetics  and #Tryazon for this chance to enjoy another fragrance family and for a relaxing spa break from 2020!!!


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