Glycolic Renewal Smoothing Lotion
R760,00
The Glycolic Renewal Smoothing Lotion is formulated with glycolic acid (AHA) and antioxidants.
NeoStrata® Glycolic Renewal Smoothing Lotion is a lightweight, daily exfoliating moisturizer that smooths, brightens, and hydrates skin.
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How to use
Glycolic Renewal Smoothing Lotion
Wash your face or body with a gentle cleanser and pat dry.
Smooth a thin, even layer over the face, neck, décolleté, arms, or legs.
Avoid the eye area and lips.
Let the lotion absorb fully before applying makeup or other products.
Because glycolic acid increases sun sensitivity, apply broad‑spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every morning when using this lotion.
Use once daily, preferably at night. If new to AHAs, start every other day and increase as tolerated.
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Overview
Range: Resurface
Size: 200ml
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Ingredients
Key Ingredients
2% Citric Acid
Enhance keratinization, desquamation and cellular renewal.
AOX, Chelator + GAG production.
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Contraindications
The lotion contains glycolic acid (AHA), which may cause irritation, redness, or stinging in delicate or rosacea‑prone skin.
Do not apply to cuts, sunburn, or inflamed areas, as exfoliating acids can worsen irritation.
Not recommended immediately after chemical peels, microneedling, or laser treatments until the skin has healed.
Avoid layering with other exfoliants (retinoids, salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, or high‑strength vitamin C) unless directed by a dermatologist.
Not suitable for mucous membranes; avoid direct contact with eyes and lips.
While topical AHAs are generally considered safe in low concentrations, consult a healthcare professional before use.
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