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Bumpy-feeling arms
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Vitamin C + Glycolic Acid
Brightening Body Wash
$45.63
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For the skin a face routine never reaches -- bumpy arms, uneven tone, and the marks left by ingrown hairs.
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If it arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect, email us within 30 days of delivery and we'll replace it or refund you.
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What it does
An exfoliating acid, in the one step you never skip
Most people already own a face exfoliant and nothing at all for the rest of their body. This is a wash you use in the shower: glycolic acid loosens dead cells sitting on the surface, vitamin C is there for a brighter-looking finish. Thirty seconds on the skin, then rinse.
- Glycolic acid, an alpha-hydroxy acid
- Vitamin C for a brighter-looking finish
- 8 fl oz bottle
- Fits a shower routine you already have
- Free from parabens and sulphates
Who it is for
Four things people buy it for
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Marks from ingrown hairs
The darker spots left on legs and the bikini line long after the hair has gone.
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Uneven tone
Patchiness across the shoulders, thighs and back where skin tone reads unevenly.
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Body breakouts
Congestion on the back and chest, in the places a face wash was never meant to go.
How to use it
Three steps, in a shower you were taking anyway
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Massage onto damp skin
In the shower, work it over the areas you want to treat. A little goes a long way.
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Leave it thirty seconds
Give the acid a moment to do its job rather than rinsing straight away.
3
Rinse, then moisturise
Three times a week to start. Build up as your skin adjusts, not before.
Questions
Straight answers
How often should I use it?
Start with three times a week and see how your skin responds. If it feels comfortable after a couple of weeks you can go more often. More is not better with acids -- irritated skin looks worse, not brighter.
Can I use it on my face?
No. This is formulated for body skin, which is thicker and less reactive than the skin on your face. Keep it away from the face and eye area.
Will it get rid of my dark spots?
We are not going to promise that. Glycolic acid works on the surface layer, so with regular use skin tends to look smoother and more even. How much difference you see depends on your skin, what caused the marks and how long they have been there. If a product promises to erase them, be sceptical.
How long before I notice anything?
Texture is usually the first thing people notice, over two to three weeks of regular use. Tone takes longer. This is a gradual, cumulative product, not an overnight one.
Do I need sunscreen with it?
Yes, on any skin that will be exposed. Glycolic acid makes skin more sensitive to sun, and sun exposure works directly against what you are using it for.
Can I use it after shaving or waxing?
Not straight away -- wait a day. Acid on freshly shaved or waxed skin stings and can leave it irritated. It is fine on the days in between.
Is it safe if I have eczema or psoriasis?
Check with your doctor first. This is a cosmetic product, not a treatment, and exfoliating acids are not right for broken or actively flaring skin.
What if it is not for me?
Email support@wickybeauty.com within 30 days of delivery and we will sort out a refund. For hygiene reasons opened bottles cannot be resold, so we do not ask you to post it back.
One last thing
The step your body routine is missing.
8 fl oz of glycolic acid and vitamin C, in a wash you can actually keep up with -- and a 30-day guarantee if it is not for you.