Exuviance Gentle Daily Exfoliating Pads
Exuviance Gentle Daily Exfoliating Pads (previously SkinRise Morning Glow, same formula) bring new life to stressed skin by shedding dry, dull surface layers to reveal a radiant, youthful glow. Gentle enough for all skin types, including sensitive skin, these pre-soaked pads prep skin after cleansing so the rest of your routine works harder. If you are new to exfoliation, these are the kindest place to start.
The formula uses polyhydroxy acids (PHAs) - gluconolactone and lactobionic acid - which exfoliate without the irritation of stronger acids while strengthening the moisture barrier and attracting hydration. A daily dose of antioxidant vitamins C and E plus green tea and cucumber extracts lightly hydrates and helps protect against daily environmental aggressors.
Visible Results Users Love
- A brighter, glowing complexion
- Smoother texture and less visible pores
- Skin that feels hydrated, not stripped
- Better absorption of serums and moisturiser
Why These Beat a Standard Toner
Toners rarely exfoliate, and acid toners can be harsh. Exuviance Gentle Daily Exfoliating Pads use PHAs and bionic acids, the gentlest exfoliating family, plus antioxidants - so you get daily radiance without sensitivity.
Best For
- Sensitive or reactive skin
- First-time exfoliators
- Dull, dehydrated or tired-looking skin
- Anyone who wants a quick daily glow step - Exuviance Gentle Daily Exfoliating Pads take seconds
Becci, an aesthetic nurse with over 20 years in specialist skincare and medical aesthetics, has always advised clients to start exfoliating gently. These pads are the ones she suggests when someone has never used an exfoliant before.
Size: 60 pads
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