SheaMoisture's Anti-Cellulite SuperFruit Complex Collection

We love SheaMoisture because the hair, bath and body brand is paraben-and-sulfate-free and made with natural and certified-organic ingredients. Adding to their stellar lineup of products, SheaMoisture has a new solution for keeping your skin supple, firm and cellulite-free--the new SuperFruit Complex collection ($4.99-$9.99) available exclusively at Ulta locations nationwide.

SuperFruit Complex collection./Photo credit, Everything She Wants

Each product in the SuperFruit Complex collection contains a proprietary blend of certified organic Shea Butter (a rich emollient that intensely moisturizes and rejuvenates for softer skin); Green Coffee Bean Extract (helps nourish, contour and smooth dimpled, uneven skin); and an antioxidant-rich complex of Raspberry Ketone, Goji, Acai and Guava (highly effective in promoting smooth, youthful skin).

The products include:

SuperFruit Complex Body Lotion -- Kiss cellulite goodbye thanks to this nourishing lotion that helps improve your skin's elasticity.

SuperFruit Complex Bubble Bath & Body Wash -- Lather up or soak in a warm bath to your heart's content with this delicious body wash and bubble bath. You'll emerge with radiant and youthful-looking skin.

SuperFruit Complex Bath, Body & Massage Oil -- Pour into a warm bath to create a fragrant at-home spa, gently rub into skin after a shower or bath, or use as a therapeutic massage to smooth and soften.

SuperFruit Complex Hand & Body Scrub -- Exfoliate dry, rough skin with this decadent scrub. It also works to lighten scars and dark spots.

SuperFruit Complex Bar Soap -- Everything She Wants has been using this soap daily for a couple months and it deeply cleanses your skin without any traces of residue, and leaves it feeling super soft and moisturized.

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