gold digger

you don’t need me to tell you how annoying ingrown hairs are. after shaving, and unless you’re completely hairless (is anyone?), you’ve most probably spotted a few red bumps peppering your skin a few days later.

they come with a lot of baggage too. we’re talking itchy spots, redness, pigmentation, and even whiteheads. all that good stuff...

now you’ve got two options. first, you could totally stop all forms of hair removal and hope for the best. but I get it, that’s not everyone’s cup of tea. second, slather yourself in gold digger after every shave and you’ll notice a huge reduction in those red bumps.

gold digger is a highly concentrated little potion made using all-natural oils that clear and smooth pores, even when you’ve got the most sensitive skin.

tamanu oil: have you ever heard of the tamanu nut? me neither. until I did, and mind blown. not only does it have an extra moisturising effect, it promotes wound healing and is very effective against bacteria. a killer when it comes to those razor bumps.

safflower + coconut + jojoba: work as moisturising agents rich in triglycerides and other fatty acids to help hydrate the skin and soften hairs. really needed when preventing clogging of hair follicles.

lavender + chamomile: both prevent irritation before and after shaving, and soothe redness.

clary sage + tea tree: reduce inflammation and help control oil production in pores, which reduces ingrowns.

pro tip:
use the pineapple side of magic eraser in the shower to gently exfoliate areas with ingrowns or any area you think is prone to having bumps. after your shower, apply a few drops of gold digger. you can also top up your gold digger with our glycolic acid booster recovery on. glycolic acid works as a powerful exfoliative ingredient both reducing and preventing current potential ingrowns.

caprylic/capric triglyceride (fractionated coconut oil), carthamus tinctorius (safflower) seed oil, prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil, ricinus communis (castor) seed oil, vitis vinifera (grape) seed oil, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil, oenothera biennis (evening primrose) oil, borago officinalis (borage) seed oil, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, tocopheryl (vitamin E), salvia sclarea (clary sage) oil, calophyllum inophyllum (tamanu) seed oil, bisabolol (chamomile extract), melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree) leaf oil, mica.

ps. the colour is due to mica, a natural stone mineral with shiny flakes. colour may vary, depending on the crop batch.

first, shake to activate. after showering or cleaning up the area you want to treat, apply a few drops of gold digger on ingrowns, bumps, razor burn or irritated skin. you can use it to treat spots that already popped up, or if you’re prone to bumps or irritation, using it every day is best as a preventative measure.

gold digger can be used anywhere where you can be red or irritated, and that’s underarms, pubic area, chest, lips, chin, brows, sides, anywhere you’d remove hair.

extra tip: this works for scars that feel itchy too.

United Kingdom
next day tracked (if ordered before 9AM) -£5.45

4-7 days (not tracked) - £3.40

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Europe
tracked (5 days) - £12.80

untracked (5-20 business days) - £11.90

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worldwide
tracked (5 days) - £12.80

untracked (5-20 business days) - £11.90



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we offer a full refund within 15 days of delivery. products must be purchased through our online store, and be in new condition and sealed.
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all our products are hand-made in small batches in our HQ in Banbury, Oxfordshire 🇬🇧 that means your skin & body get the bestest freshest stuff, just like if you're getting fresh fruit & veg from the farmer's market 😉 click here to learn more about our formulation process.

we only use recycled, recyclable, or compostable material. all our containers are glass and we use biodegradable peanuts to pack our orders so we avoid any accidents in transit. click here to learn more about our environmental impact.

suitable for vegetarians and vegans. cruelty-free, never tested on animals, all natural stuff. we use as few ingredients as possible.