It’s a chemical exfoliating liquid formulated with free-form glycolic acid at 8% to help remove dead skin cells, refresh dullness, and improve skin tone. It’s for adults who want smoother, brighter skin and are ready to include a chemical exfoliant in their routine.

This liquid helps boost natural cell turnover, reduce rough texture and dullness, and promote a more even tone. Many people also find that their skin looks fresher and more refined over time with consistent use.

The main active is glycolic acid in its free acid form, which exfoliates gently yet effectively. It’s combined with bamboo water for soothing and hydration, along with additional supportive ingredients.

Glycolic acid is an alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) that helps dissolve the bonds between dead skin cells, promoting smoother, brighter skin and improving texture and tone over time.

It’s generally suitable for most skin types, including normal, dry, oily, and combination skin, when used correctly, but sensitivity varies. Always patch test first, especially if you have sensitive skin.

Yes, many with sensitive skin can use it, but starting slowly and testing on a small area first helps check tolerance. Some people see mild tingling initially, which usually subsides.

Apply a few drops to clean, dry skin in the evening only, gently pressing or swiping with a cotton pad, then follow with your moisturizer. Use twice a week at first and gradually increase as your skin builds tolerance.

Glycolic acid can increase skin’s sensitivity to sunlight, so using it at night reduces potential sun irritation and works while your skin is resting. Always use sunscreen in the morning.

By improving cell turnover and smoothing dull, rough patches, it can help make pigmentation and post-breakout marks appear less noticeable over time, especially with consistent use.

It can be applied to other parts of the body (like arms or legs) where the skin tends to get dull or rough, not just the face — but always monitor how your skin responds.

Chemical exfoliants can cause dryness if overused. That’s why it’s best to start with a lower frequency (about twice a week) and ensure you use a good moisturizer after.

Avoid combining it with other strong acids or retinoids at the same time to reduce the risk of irritation. Hydrating products layer well underneath or after it.

Some people notice smoother, brighter skin within a couple of weeks, while deeper texture and tone improvements typically appear over consistent use across several weeks.

Yes, sunscreen is crucial because exfoliated skin is more sensitive to UV damage. A broad-spectrum SPF daily helps protect and maintain results.