NEW
BHA/AHA Exfoliant
Say hello to Clay And Glow's newest gem: the BHA/AHA Exfoliant! An essential step in your skincare routine to create an amazing Glow!
This exfoliant uses strong but gentle ingredients like 2% Salicylic Acid and 1% natural AHAs to make your skin brighter and smoother. But don't worry – we didn't forget about those with sensitive skin! We added Glycerin and Chamomile Extract to make sure our formula is super gentle. This BHA/AHA exfoliant will give you your most glowing skin yet! It gently removes dead skin cells, reduces blackheads and improves the overall texture of your skin.
Launching on March 30th at 00:00!
Why your skin will Love it
With its exfoliating properties, this treatment helps diminish blackheads and unclogs pores, preventing future breakouts.
The combination of Salicylic Acid and Natural AHA complex effectively removes dead skin cells, unveiling a fresher, more radiant skin surface.
Experience refined skin texture and smoother skin with regular use, bidding farewell to rough patches and unevenness.
Ready to discover if our Exfoliant is the perfect match for your skincare needs?
Take the testA great product! If you suffer from troubled, oily skin with a lot of impurities, you will quickly see improvement.
I think the exfoliant is a nice product to apply with a nice consistency. My skin has cleary becoma smoother and more even.
It is a nice product, my skin had to get used to it.
2% Salicylic Acid (BHA)
Salicylic Acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA) known for its exfoliating and impurities-fighting properties. It can help with unclogging pores, reducing inflammation, and helping treat breakouts. Forsmoother, glowing skin!
1% AHA Complex
This blend of natural Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA) consists of Citric Acid, Tartaric Acid, and Lactic Acid.These acids are exfoliating, gently lifting off the dead skin cells of your skin, leaving your skin looking smooth and fresh.
Glycerin
Glycerin plays a vital role in skin hydration, preventing moisture loss by penetrating the top skin layerand binding with theskin's water content. This multifunctional ingredient not only hydrates but alsoreinforces the skin barrier.
Chamomille Extract
Just like Chamomilla tea, this flower is known for its calming and anti-inflammatory properties. These anti-inflammatory properties can assist in reducing redness and swelling associated with impurities, helping to calm and clear blemishes.
How to Use
Follow these steps for glowing skin, using the BHA/AHA Exfoliant.
Please note: BHA/AHA exfoliants can make your skin more sensitive to sunburn. Always use a SPF 30 or higher during the day.
1-3 times per week. Over-exfoliation can cause irritation to the skin.
Yes, but if you have sensitive skin it’s best to just use one active ingredient per routine. Use them on alternate days or in your morning and evening routines.
Yes, we've added chamomile extract and glycerin to the formula to make this exfoliant effective, but gentle. However, always be careful and patch test to be sure!
A chemical exfoliant is a leave-on treatment that uses acids (like AHAs or BHAs) to dissolve dead skin cells. It's gentle and penetrates the skin’s pores so it works on a deeper level. A scrub, on the other hand, is a physical exfoliator with tiny particles that physically buff away dead skin. It works on the surface of the skin, it’s also a wash-off treatment.
An exfoliant removes dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. It helps to unclog pores, improve skin texture, and promote cell turnover. A toner, on the other hand, is used to balance the skin's pH levels after cleansing and it is usually more hydrating than an exfoliant.
If you have flaky skin, an exfoliant might help with removing dead skin cells, however, exfoliants can be a bit intense for dry, flaky skin. The Clay And Glow BHA/AHA Exfoliant is formulated with Glycerin and Chamomile Extract so it’s more gentle but always proceed with care! Start slow, like once a week, and see how your skin reacts.
Oily skin, Impurity prone skin, combination skin.
Our exfoliant contains 2% Salicylic Acid, which is considered safe for use during pregnancy. However, it is
always best to consult a healthcare provider, such as a dermatologist or obstetrician, before beginning any new skincare treatments during pregnancy, especially those containing active ingredients like salicylic acid or AHAs. Additionally, it's a good practice to patch test any new skincare product to check for skin sensitivities.
