Coffee Beads

Coffee Beads are natural exfoliating granules produced from calibrated grinding of Coffea arabica beans. They are fully biodegradable and serve as a sustainable alternative to synthetic microbeads. In addition to mechanical exfoliation, the beads release bioactive compounds such as caffeine and phenolic acids. These molecules contribute antioxidant, detoxifying, and microcirculation-stimulating effects, supporting improved skin tone and overall skin vitality. Particle sizes are optimized for facial, body, and scalp applications, ensuring both efficacy and formulation flexibility.

INCI Name

Coffea Arabica Seed Powder
Coffee Beads exfoliant natural scrub ingredient

Benefits & Applications

  • Powder
  • Mechanical exfoliation: removes dead cells, stimulates circulation
  • Caffeine & phenolic acids: detoxifying, antioxidant action
  • Exfoliants
  • Facial scrubs
  • Body scrubs
  • Exfoliating masks
  • Scalp scrubs and hair care treatments
  • Asia Pacific
  • Europe
  • Latin America
  • North America
  • Smooths and refreshes skin
  • Boosts radiance and skin tone
  • Detoxifies and energizes
  • Provides antioxidant protection
  • Plastic-free, biodegradable alternative to microbeads

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