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Q+A AHA Exfoliator Body Scrub (250ml), Exfoliating Body Scrub with AHA and Lactic & Glycolic Acid, Smooths Rough Dry Skin, Brightens & Hydrates, Vanilla & Coconut Scent
Q+A AHA Exfoliator Body Scrub (250ml), Exfoliating Body Scrub with AHA and Lactic & Glycolic Acid, Smooths Rough Dry Skin, Brightens & Hydrates, Vanilla & Coconut Scent
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- Body Exfoliator Scrub for Smooth, Supple Skin: This 95.7% natural body scrub combines gentle AHA exfoliation with physical exfoliants to buff away dry patches and reveal softer skin. Ideal for oily, dry and normal skin types in need of renewal.
- Vanilla Body Scrub, Dual-Action Formula: Gently exfoliates dead skin cells, boosts hydration, softens rough areas, smooths texture and promotes a brighter, more even-looking skin tone.
- Kind-to-Skin Exfoliating Scrub: Vegan friendly and cruelty free. Made in the UK with 95.7% naturally derived ingredients.
- How to Use for Best Results: Massage gently into clean, wet skin and rinse clean. Use 2–3 times per week and follow with Q+A Hyaluronic Acid Post-Shower Moisturiser.
- Powered by Acids and Natural Exfoliants: With AHAs including Lactic and Glycolic Acid to renew and hydrate, plus a biodegradable exfoliant from upcycled corn, all in a creamy base with a warm Golden Vanilla + Coconut scent.
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Pack of 1, Pack of 2, Body wash & Scrub, Mass Beauty |
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