Glycolic body scrub

Your choice depends on your skin type and the level of exfoliation you want. In this selection, you’ll find different options—for example, Glyco-A 10% Body Peeling in a 200 ml bottle, along with practical instructions (do a patch allergy test 24 hours before first use and avoid hair removal for 72 hours after applying). You may also see a 454 g exfoliating cream that combines 10% glycolic acid and 10% lactic acid, enriched with vitamin E, licorice root, and coconut oil. It’s fragrance-free and dermatologically tested. Choose based on your tolerance and your hydration routine.

The exfoliation level depends directly on the concentrations of glycolic and lactic acids. For instance, the 454 g cream contains 10% glycolic acid and 10% lactic acid, delivering an effective action to smooth, brighten, and renew the skin—while also pairing with hydrating active ingredients. The product is fragrance-free and dermatologically tested, making it suitable even for sensitive skin when you follow the patch test and progressive use.

Profile A, beginner: choose gentle formats that hydrate and are easy to add to your routine—such as fragrance-free exfoliating creams and formulas rich in vitamin E. Profile B, experienced user: opt for higher-concentration solutions with a dual glycolic/lactic action, like the 10% + lactic duo, which provides more pronounced exfoliation. In all cases, start with a skin test and avoid sensitive areas during the first applications.

After each exfoliation, moisturize with a suitable cream and avoid excessive sun exposure. Follow the provided tips: don’t apply the peeling after hair removal for 72 hours, and do an allergy test 24 hours before your first use. If you have sensitive skin, choose fragrance-free formulas, and follow the product’s specific usage frequency and rest time between applications.

This category offers different textures and concentrations: a 200 ml solution with 10% glycolic acid for targeted exfoliation; a generous 454 g cream combining glycolic and lactic acid with hydrating actives; and fragrance options or fragrance-free choices depending on tolerance. You may also find treatments that include nourishing components like vitamin E and coconut oil, allowing you to tailor your experience based on hydration, fragrance, and skin sensitivity.

Check guidance such as allergy tests and seasonal precautions (for example, avoid peels in summer or right after certain procedures). Look for clear signs like the presence of vitamin E, fragrance-free options, and a mention that it is dermatologically tested. These help you make an informed choice that fits your routine and skin tolerance, while providing a pleasant and safer experience.