Smooth Out 12% AHA + Cactus Liquid 30ml
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Description
AQUA, GLYCOLIC ACID (AHA exfoliating acid), LACTIC ACID (AHA exfoliating acid), SODIUM HYDROXIDE, GLYCERIN, METHYL GLUCETH-20, GALACTOARABINAN, PANTHENOL (Pro-vitamin B5), Sodium Hyaluronate Crosspolymer (Hyaluronic acid), Prickly Pear Extract (Prickly pear), Saccharomyces cerevisiae extract (Baker's yeast (fungus)), XYLITYLGLUCOSIDE, ANHYDROXYLITOL, XYLITOL (Sugar), PENTYLENE GLYCOL, GLUCOSE (Sugar), ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, SODIUM BENZOATE, Potassium benzoate, PHENOXYETHANOL Geek & Gorgeous Smooth Out is a chemical exfoliating lotion with 12% AHA, combining glycolic acid and lactic acid. Glycolic acid, with its small molecule, effectively penetrates the superficial layers of the epidermis to dissolve the bonds between corneocytes and accelerate cell renewal. Lactic acid, with its larger molecule, acts more on the surface, while providing a moisturizing component through its action on natural moisturizing factors. The formula incorporates several complementary moisturizing agents: cross-linked sodium hyaluronate (sustained-release), panthenol (soothing, repairing provitamin B5), glycerin and xylitol. Opuntia ficus-indica (cactus) extract helps strengthen the skin barrier and limit potential acid-related irritation. Xylitylglucoside/Anhydroxylitol/Xylitol complex supports cellular hydration. This product is suitable for skin with irregular texture, dilated pores, dull complexion or slight hyperpigmentation. It is not recommended for very sensitive or reactive skin without gradual habituation, and requires the application of an SPF during the day.Informations complémentaires
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Written review of the BeautyDecoded application -
Efficient
I hesitated before using it in view of the glycolic acid concentration (12%) and the brand's recommendations.
I have to say that my skin tolerates it very well using it twice a week, combined with Cglow from the same brand.
Strangely enough, the glycolic acid lotion from the Ordinary, though less concentrated on paper, irritates my skin more.