Beauty products that look good enough to eat!

Article by BR Natalie

It would be impossible to let Easter weekend go by without talking about food.  More specifically sweeties and chocolate.  But by what tenuous link could we link yummies to beauty we pondered.  And then BR Zoe said it.  "What flavour scrub shall I buy".  And an article was born.

Here are our favourite beauty products that are simply, good enough to eat!

Soda & Co Pink Lemonade Sugar Scrub - $24

It smells like fresh pink lemonade and is made from Jojoba and Cocoa Butter.  Oh and sugar.  Lots of sweetness and guess what....it's featuring as a trial product this week!

Too Faced Chocolate Bar Eyeshadow Palette - $65

Looks like chocolate, smells like chocolate and made from chocolate.  Well pure, antioxident-rich cocoa powder.  

Lorac Eye Candy Full Face Collection.  $59

This looks like a beautiful box of chocolates - it contains 4 eye palettes, a lip and cheek palette and a cream liner palette.  And it looks like chocolate.

Lush Mmm Melting Marshmallow Moment Bath Melt.  $9.70

Made with marshmallow herb and cocoa butter, which produces a sweet and delicious bath-time treat.  And while we're on Lush - their sugar lip scrubs are to die for. Nom nom nom.

Kelloggs Cereal Lip Balm - $9

Lip balm that tastes like your favourite childhood breakfast cereal? In a mini retro box?  Need.

The Body Shop Strawberry Body Butter - from $36.95

Just like a rich, creamy strawberry cheesecake, this luxiourious body butter is a decadent finish to your beauty regime.

Bourjois Délice de Poudre - $15

Looks like chocolate, smells like chocolate and is filled with glints of sunshine.  

Cheeky Chimp Lip Balm - $6

Well if it's good enough for the ambassador's party...(you guys had that Ferrero Rocher advert here right?)

I Love....Chocolate and Oranges - from $10

Any of the I Love range smells delicious, but it's Easter, so this is our top pick of the range.

What do you think about scummy beauty products?  Are you a sucker for a yummy flavoured product, or do you prefer your beauty products a little less candyland?  What products do you think are good enough to eat? Get chatting below!