Exfoliating Face Wash with Glycolic Acid Highlighted as Beauty Treatment
Dec 10, 2019
À La Paix recently discussed the beauty benefits of its exfoliating face wash with glycolic acid. The product contains natural fruit acids and jojoba seeds that help smooth fine lines on the face, eliminate spots and control acne and more.
Georgetown, TX, USA - December 9, 2019 —
À La Paix has recently discussed the beauty benefits of using its exfoliating face wash with glycolic acid. According to the brand, the product contains jojoba beads and other vital ingredients such as salicylic acid, alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) and beta hydroxy acid (BHA) that effectively cleanse the skin, smoothing fine lines and wrinkles, reducing spots on the face and controlling acne.
“Not only does our wonderful 6.7-ounce gel exfoliating cleanser contain AHA and BHA, but it also has glycolic and salicylic acids along with many other enriched natural ingredients such as jojoba beads, lactic acid, grapefruit oil and many more,” said a senior spokesperson for the company. “Together, these ingredients offer a deep cleansing while nourishing, soothing, rejuvenating and hydrating your skin. It has an amazing citrus scent that is not overpowering. The robust ingredients are ideal for an effective beauty treatment.”
The brand says that the glycolic cleanser face cream is a natural exfoliant that is made solely from natural fruit acids that help boost the regeneration of skin cells while also hydrating the skin and refreshing its texture.
“This gentle facial cleansing scrub can reduce the appearance of age spots, dark spots, sunspots, and other forms of discoloration while helping those prone to acne reduce the frequency of breakouts. It restores skin to its smooth, youthful look by reversing the aging process and pore size,” the senior spokesperson added.
For optimal results, the cream should be used at least two times every day as it is ideal for all skin types ranging from normal, oily and dry or a combination of the latter, according to the company. Individuals with sensitive skin can use the glycolic face cleanser about two or three times a week and increase the frequency over time.
“This product leaves my face feeling really clean and smooth because of the exfoliating ingredients. It does an exceptional job of taking off makeup. Not all products do a really thorough job, but this product does. I can highly recommend it,” writes a satisfied buyer on Amazon.
Anyone interested in finding out more information about the exfoliating face wash with glycolic acid from À La Paix should visit the company’s official website or Amazon storefront.
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