Pestle & Mortar Exfoliate Toner 200ml
What is it?
A gentle glycolic acid solution blended with natural extracts and niacinamide to remove dead skin cells and reveal brighter-looking skin.
What does it do?
Gently removes dead skin cells and fades dark spots revealing firmer and more radiant skin.
Why is it different?
With a pH of 3.8 and a free acid value of 6.8%, Exfoliate is formulated so that the efficacy of the acid is maximised without the risk of skin irritation. Blended with white daisy flower extract and green tea, Exfoliate diminishes dullness to deliver a glowing and rejuvenated complexion.
Key benefits
Brightens
Removes dead skin cells
Hydrates the skin
Reduces pore size
What is glycolic acid?
An alpha-hydroxy acid which exfoliates the skin and helps to reduce the appearance of sun damage, fine lines and uneven skin texture.
Itâs a small, penetrative molecule which is also effective at deeper skin layers where it regenerates the skin so that it appears firmer and more toned.
Why does Free Acid Value Matter?
To pass through the oily surface of the skin, hydroxy acids need to be in whatâs known as their free acid form. Otherwise, they wonât work. The free acid value of your toner matters because it tells you what percentage of the active ingredient is âfreeâ to work on the skin.
What is it?
A gentle glycolic acid solution blended with natural extracts and niacinamide to remove dead skin cells and reveal brighter-looking skin.
What does it do?
Gently removes dead skin cells and fades dark spots revealing firmer and more radiant skin.
Why is it different?
With a pH of 3.8 and a free acid value of 6.8%, Exfoliate is formulated so that the efficacy of the acid is maximised without the risk of skin irritation. Blended with white daisy flower extract and green tea, Exfoliate diminishes dullness to deliver a glowing and rejuvenated complexion.
Key benefits
Brightens
Removes dead skin cells
Hydrates the skin
Reduces pore size
What is glycolic acid?
An alpha-hydroxy acid which exfoliates the skin and helps to reduce the appearance of sun damage, fine lines and uneven skin texture.
Itâs a small, penetrative molecule which is also effective at deeper skin layers where it regenerates the skin so that it appears firmer and more toned.
Why does Free Acid Value Matter?
To pass through the oily surface of the skin, hydroxy acids need to be in whatâs known as their free acid form. Otherwise, they wonât work. The free acid value of your toner matters because it tells you what percentage of the active ingredient is âfreeâ to work on the skin.
Description
What is it?
A gentle glycolic acid solution blended with natural extracts and niacinamide to remove dead skin cells and reveal brighter-looking skin.
What does it do?
Gently removes dead skin cells and fades dark spots revealing firmer and more radiant skin.
Why is it different?
With a pH of 3.8 and a free acid value of 6.8%, Exfoliate is formulated so that the efficacy of the acid is maximised without the risk of skin irritation. Blended with white daisy flower extract and green tea, Exfoliate diminishes dullness to deliver a glowing and rejuvenated complexion.
Key benefits
Brightens
Removes dead skin cells
Hydrates the skin
Reduces pore size
What is glycolic acid?
An alpha-hydroxy acid which exfoliates the skin and helps to reduce the appearance of sun damage, fine lines and uneven skin texture.
Itâs a small, penetrative molecule which is also effective at deeper skin layers where it regenerates the skin so that it appears firmer and more toned.
Why does Free Acid Value Matter?
To pass through the oily surface of the skin, hydroxy acids need to be in whatâs known as their free acid form. Otherwise, they wonât work. The free acid value of your toner matters because it tells you what percentage of the active ingredient is âfreeâ to work on the skin.
