7% Glycolic Acid in a rinse-free stick you glide on like deodorant. No scrubbing. No washing. Just smoother skin from the very first use. It exfoliates dead skin cells and clears the appearance of dark patches, leaving skin brighter and well-toned.
It looks like a deodorant. It works like a salon treatment.
Glide it over the places body cream never fixes bumpy arms, dark underarms, dark & rough inner thighs , cracked heels. The glycolic acid is a skin renewal formula that dissolves the hardened dead skin causing the bumps and the dullness, while shea butter keeps you soft instead of stripped.
Body cream cannot fix any of these. They are dead skin problems and dead skin needs this Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Body Stick, not lotion.
How To Get Your Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Body Stick (Before We Run Out of Stock)
Please be sure you are FULLY ready for the product and have the money to pay at the point of delivery because we’ve limited stock.
It is buffered with 10% shea butter to keep skin comfortable. Start two to three times a week and build up slowly. A mild tingle on the first few uses is normal. If your skin is very sensitive, use it at night only.
Most people feel smoother skin after the very first use. Hard heels visibly improve in about three days, ingrown hairs reduce in about seven days, and bumps clear up over roughly four weeks.
No. This one is made for the body. Facial skin is thinner and needs a gentler formula.
No. Glide it on clean, dry skin and get dressed. It is rinse-free and does not leave a sticky or oily feeling.
Yes, once any razor irritation has calmed down. Used regularly, it is what stops ingrown hairs forming in the first place.
Yes. It is used exactly for the dark, thickened patches that build up on underarms, knees, elbows and the bikini line.
Roughly four to six weeks with daily use on one or two areas. Most customers order two so they do not run out.
Cash on delivery. You place your order, we call to confirm it, and you pay the rider when the product reaches you.
Yes. We deliver to every state in Nigeria, including Abuja.