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Gel Glyco-Rose

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Gel Glyco-Rose
Rose Glycolic Peel
1.0oz
30ml
$34.00
$28.90
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03/17/2023 - 01:00 to 03/28/2023 - 23:45
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11/05/2023 - 23:00 to 11/20/2023 - 23:00
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This gel combines citric acid (1.35%) and essential rose oil for a gentle but effective exfoliation. It helps any oxygen cream with vitamin A as it accelerates the acidification for a more intense antiaging effect.                      
Can be used for exfoliation instead of a manual scrub in any anti-acne treatment. 
 
Skin Type: Particularly suitable for anti-acne and hyperpigmentation concerns.
Not recommended for use on customers on ACCUTANE treatment, rosacea, lupus or couperose.
Not recommended for use on freshly shaved, waxed or depilated skin or skin suffering from sunburn.  
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Benefits
▪ Removes dead skin cells                                 
▪ Revives radiance and brightens skin
▪ Reduces redness from intense acne scars

 

How to use
Dispense half a teaspoon of Gel Glyco Rose into a glass dish and apply to the entire face using hands or a brush. Avoid the eye contour area and lips. Leave to work for 5 minutes. 
If using the ANTI-ACNE protocol, do not remove. Apply Oxygen Face on top and continue with the extraction section of the protocol.  
If using the GLYCO PEEL protocol, remove the Gel Glyco-Rose with the Silk Towel soaked in lukewarm water.
 
Ingredients

Glycerin, Parfum, Polysorbate 80, Citric acid, Rosa centifolia flower water, Citronellol, Linalool, Benzyl benzoate, Benzyl salicylate, Benzoic acid, Coumarin, Eugenol, Geraniol.

 

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