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Advanced Clinicals 10% Glycolic Acid + Lactic Acid Exfoliating Body Cream
It is an American body cream formulated to chemically exfoliate and moisturize the skin using AHA acids. It is designed to target:
Rough skin texture
Keratosis Pilaris (“chicken skin”)
Hyperpigmentation and post-acne marks
Dull skin
Uneven skin texture
Dryness and mild cracking
Key Active Ingredients
1) Glycolic Acid
Glycolic Acid helps to:
Remove dead skin cells
Smooth rough skin texture
Fade hyperpigmentation and acne marks
Promote skin renewal and improve overall texture
It is considered one of the most effective exfoliating acids because of its small molecular size, which allows it to penetrate the skin efficiently.
2) Lactic Acid
Lactic Acid is a gentler AHA that helps to:
Provide mild exfoliation
Hydrate the skin
Improve dryness and roughness
Enhance skin radiance and softness
It is generally more suitable for sensitive skin compared to stronger exfoliating acids.
3) Supporting Ingredients
The formula also contains:
Vitamin E → antioxidant and moisturizing benefits
Coconut Oil → softens and nourishes the skin
Licorice Root Extract → helps soothe and brighten discoloration
Hyaluronic Acid + Glycerin → hydration and moisture retention
Squalane and Aloe Vera → support the skin barrier and calm irritation
Product Benefits
Fragrance-free formula
Large and economical size
Suitable for rough areas of the body
Combines exfoliation and hydration in one product
Helps improve overall body texture with continued use
Best Uses
This product is especially beneficial for:
Elbows and knees
Keratosis Pilaris on the arms and thighs
Body acne marks
Darkened rough areas
Rough legs and cracked heels
Dull and uneven skin texture
Recommended Usage
For Beginners
Use 2–3 times weekly at night
Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin
Massage gently until fully absorbed
After Skin Adjustment
If well tolerated, it may be used:
Every other day
or
Daily for more resilient skin types
Important Precautions
Because the product contains exfoliating acids:
Daily sunscreen is recommended for exposed areas
Avoid use immediately after hair removal
Do not apply to irritated or broken skin
Avoid combining it in the same routine with:
Retinol
Strong exfoliants
Benzoyl Peroxide
Combining these ingredients may increase irritation, redness, or burning sensations.
Is It Suitable for Sensitive Skin?
It may be too strong for very sensitive skin due to the acid concentration
A patch test is recommended before regular use
Reduce frequency if you experience:
Severe burning
Excessive redness
Intense peeling
When to Expect Results
Typical timelines include:
Softer and more hydrated skin: within a few days
Improvement in rough texture: within 2–4 weeks
Reduction in hyperpigmentation and acne marks: within 6–8 weeks with consistent use
Overall Evaluation
Highly suitable for:
Keratosis Pilaris
Rough skin texture
Mild body hyperpigmentation
Smoother and softer skin
May not be ideal for:
Extremely sensitive skin
Active eczema or irritated skin conditions
How to Incorporate It Into a Body Care Routine
Evening Routine
Use a gentle body cleanser
Apply the exfoliating body cream
Follow with a simple moisturizer if additional hydration is needed
Morning Routine
Apply a moisturizer
Use sunscreen on exposed areas


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