Reboot Fluid Exfoliant 70ml
Reset your skin daily, with this gentle, exfoliating swipe fluid, created to help lightly resurface and smooth skin after a long day of SPF'ing. Formulated with Glycolic, Lactic and Lactobionic Acid, these ingredients help remove built-up layers of dead skin and encourage skin cellular turn over. The result - smooth skin, with an incredible glow.
PROTECTION BY DAY, PERFECTION BY NIGHT
Reset, refresh, and brighten skin overnight with this gentle swipe fluid. Loaded with a combination of AHA’s, Niacinamide and Allantoin which work in synergy together to remove built-up layers of dead skin, revitalize the surface & calm skin. Wake up with a super smooth, radiant and with a fresh-faced glow.
Hero Ingredients
GLYCOLIC ACID
Powerhouse AHA to exfoliate to remove dead skin cells, brightens and boosts collagen production for softer, smoother skin.
LACTIC ACID
Gentle but mighty in exfoliating skin to reduce fine lines and wrinkles and increases cell turnover for seriously smooth and glowy skin.
LACTOBIONIC ACID
PHA and hydrator in one. Working to exfoliate and draw moisture to the skin for a smooth and hydrated complexion.
NIACINAMIDE
Uber brightening and incredibly restorative, it improves skin texture, minimises pore appearance and prevents signs of ageing.
ALLANTOIN
A plant based moisturising and calming agent to keep skin hydrated and protected.
How to Use
NIGHTLY SKIN RESET
- Drench your cotton round & lightly swipe onto a clean skin - face, neck, and décolletage.
- Once fully absorbed, follow your nightly skincare routine.
- Gradually work up to daily use if desired or twice-weekly exfoliant for super smooth, texture free and glow inducing skin as you wake up. Suitable for all skin types. Sensitive skins should ease into use if skin permits.
Note:- Skin stimulation in the form of light tingling, mild redness and skin warming is normal if your skin is not used to using chemical exfoliants like AHAs. No need to worry, redness should subside after 15-20mins.
- For sensitive or reactive skin, patch test behind ear first. If in doubt, consult your dermatologist or skin specialist.
