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Glycolic Body Scrub

#SLMD - Looking Passed the Marketing & Dissecting the Ingredients


“There are two ways to battle dry skin: physically scrub it away, or use a chemical exfoliant to dissolve dead skin and unclog pores Glycolic Acid Body Scrub does both.” $35 for 6 fl oz

Water. The H2Oh!

Polylactic Acid. starch-based exfoliating agent with a mechanical action that removes skin impurities for deep skin cleansing

Glycolic Acid. AHA - AHAs work by loosening the glue-like substance that holds dull and dead skin cells on the topmost layer of your skin, revealing newer, healthier skin

Sodium Hydroxide. Salt of Hyaluronic acid which is more easily absorbs by the skin. Humectant

Hexyl Laurate. Skin softener & Emoliient

Cetyl Alcohol. Loosen rough & flaky skin as a skin softener

Stearyl Alcohol. Skin softener & product stabilizer

Sorbitol. A skin prebiotic to aide in retaining moisture

Lactic Acid. AHA to even skin tone and reduce pore size

Dimethicone. Silcone used as a protectant

Cetearyl Alcohol. Skin softener

Glycerin. Humectant

Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate. Emulsifier & surfactant

Phenoxyethanol. Preservative

Cetearyl Glucoside. Product stabilizer

Fragrance. Would need to know more about this.

Caprylyl Glycol. Humectant

Dehydroxanthan Gum. Thickener

Ethylhexylglycerin. Boost anti-microbial performance so as to keep formula stable for longer

Hexylene Glycol. Viscosity agent

Salix Alba (Willow) Bark Extract. Astringent

Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract. Antioxidant


Next time you want results, look on the back of the bottle and the price tag. I actually decided to try this having ran out of my normal exfoliator. I can get irritation from working out and sports bra band rubbing. I will say my skin is softer and with less irritation. The smell is not very desirable - not sure if this is the mystery fragrance added or the formula. I would rather just say GOOD BYE to the mystery fragrance for a little cleaner formula. Overall the ingredients are fairly basic but powerful enough for a good exfoliation and without added oils for those self tanners out there. For me, I would say this was a good little find while browsing the Target aisles and worth the price tag. Have you tried SLMD? I would love to hear your #lipsmack - comment below!

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