FarmHouse Fresh
You may be tempted to pick up a spoon when you're looking at this "sundae" chocolate mask, but be aware that it's for your skin as opposed to your mouth. The 98 percent natural formula contains cocoa, honey and coconut milk to fight the signs of aging, while leaving your skin super soft.
Sundae Best Chocolate Softening Mask With CoQ10, $22 at FarmHouse Fresh
Ciaté London
Nail polish remover isn't something that is known for its pleasing scent. That's why this one stands out. You have your pick of four delicious chocolate scents that make removing your nail polish seem like less of a chore.
Dark Choc Pot Nail Polish Remover, $8 at Ciaté London
Too Faced
It's not just the adorable packaging that has earned this palette cult status, it's also the fact that the shadows are formulated with actual chocolate. The cocoa extract not only smells great, it helps to reduce inflammation.
The Chocolate Bar Eye Palette, $49 at Sephora
Fresh
Make this indulgent cocoa butter scrub part of your next at-home spa day. You can slather it on with a body spatula or apply it straight from the pot using your hands. Either way, you'll be enveloped with a chocolaty scent and you'll end up with the softest skin.
Cocoa Body Exfoliant, $45 at Sephora
Frank Body
Frank Body's iconic Coffee Scrub got a sweet upgrade thanks to the addition of organic cacao extract. Not only does it smell as good as a cafe mocha, the cacao extract helps to fight the effects of pollution and fine lines and wrinkles.
Cacao Coffee Scrub, $18.95 at Frank Body
Montagne Jeunesse
When we're stressed, a lot of us reach for a square (or six) of chocolate. You can also try indulging in this rich chocolate mask. The anti-stress formula will help soothe your irritated complexion.
Chocolate Anti-Stress Masque, $1.99 at Kmart
Perricone MD
This rich mask has cocoa-enriched microcapsules that turn from off-white to brown as you wear the mask. When you rinse it away, you're left with a brighter, firmer complexion. Plus, the faint scent of chocolate.
Cocoa Moisture Mask, $69 at Sephora
Lush
This massage bar looks and smells good enough to eat — just don't confuse it with a heart-shaped truffle. Crack it in half to reveal a liquid chocolate center that you can rub on your (or your SO's) body.
Soft Coeur Massage Bar, $8.95 at Lush
Meow Meow Tweet
This gentle moisturizer only contains four ingredients, but it still smells naturally like chocolate thanks to the cocoa butter formulation. You may be tempted to slather on the entire jar at once, but note that a little goes a long way.
Cocoa Skin Cream, $32 at Meow Meow Tweet
Captain Blankenship
Don't let the name and the blue jar throw you off; this is still a chocolate lover's product. The cruelty-free cream is made with organic cocoa butter and coconut oil. If you love coconut and chocolate individually, just imagine how good they are together.
Sunshine Body Cream, $24 at Sephora
Burt's Bees
Fancy a bit of fruit with your chocolate? Then apply this natural lip balm to your pout. It is infused with cocoa powder, cocoa butter and blueberry seed oil, so it's guaranteed to have you smacking your lips.
Blueberry & Dark Chocolate Moisturizing Lip Balm, $3.29 at Ulta
We’d never say no to a gorgeous bouquet of roses or anything that comes in a Tiffany’s box, but chocolate is one of the easiest ways to melt our hearts. A box of chocolates or even a bar will do, but we’d also be more than satisfied with a chocolate beauty product.
You may not be able to eat them, but chocolate beauty products will have you swooning as much as the most decadent chocolate desserts. But it’s not just the mouth-watering aroma that makes them so irresistible. Products that are formulated with chocolaty ingredients like cocoa butter, cocoa powder and chocolate extract also have moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties. What’s not to love about that?
In honor of Valentine’s Day, check out some of the chocolate beauty products worth indulging in any time of year.
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