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Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Body Stick 7% AHA + 0.5% BHA, Leave-On Body Exfoliator for Rough & Bumpy Skin, Dark Patches, Ingrown Hair & Post-Shave Care, Shea Butter Moisturising Solid Stick 75g
Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Body Stick 7% AHA + 0.5% BHA, Leave-On Body Exfoliator for Rough & Bumpy Skin, Dark Patches, Ingrown Hair & Post-Shave Care, Shea Butter Moisturising Solid Stick 75g
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- 【AHA + BHA Targeted Body Exfoliation】Powered by 7% Glycolic Acid (AHA) and 0.5% Salicylic Acid (BHA), this exfoliating body stick helps gently remove surface buildup, refine rough and bumpy skin texture, and improve the appearance of uneven-looking skin tone.
- 【Care for Rough, Bumpy & Post-Shave Areas】Designed for targeted body care on rough texture, dark-looking patches, post-shave skin and ingrown hair-prone areas, including underarms, bikini line, elbows, knees, heels, arms and thighs.
- 【Leave-On Solid Stick, No Rinse Needed】This leave-on exfoliating body stick glides smoothly onto clean, dry skin with no scrubbing or rinsing required. The solid format allows precise, mess-free application for easy daily body exfoliation.
- 【Moisturising Formula with Shea Butter】Formulated with 10% Shea Butter and Jojoba Oil to help nourish and soften dry, rough skin while exfoliating, leaving skin feeling smoother, more comfortable and hydrated after use.
- 【Beginner-Friendly & Gradual Use】Suitable for those new to acid-based body care. Use 2–3 times per week, then increase frequency as skin adjusts. 75g solid body stick offers long-lasting use for textured or congestion-prone skin.
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