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- Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting 8% AHA Gel
Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting 8% AHA Gel 3 oz
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Product Description
Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting 8% AHA Gel Exfoliant is specially designed to remove dead skin cell build-up, revealing a vibrant layer of new skin underneath. The ultra lightweight formula consists of 8% AHA (glycolic acid), which refreshes skin and repairs signs of damage and aging.
Fine lines and wrinkles are eliminated, leaving the texture of your skin beautifully smooth, and dark spots fade after regular use. Its gel-like texture makes this gel a dream to use as it glides luxuriously over the skin. With this product, you'll be left feeling vibrant, smooth and radiant.
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Written by Ellie Child, Beauty Editor
Product details
Skin Benefit: Anti-aging
Skin Concern: Fine lines/wrinkles, uneven skin tone
Ingredient Highlights: Contains ahas, glycolic acid, panthenol and vitamin b.
Formulated without: Alcohol, colorants, phthalates, sls, sulfates and talc.
Good to know: This product is cruelty free.
Made In: The USA
Ingredient Features
This day moisturizer works to combat scarring, discolouration and signs of aging and to achieve even skin tone and texture as it contains glycolic acid. It will also work to soothe irritated and inflamed skin and to hydrate dry skin as it contains vitamin b.
How do you use it?
- After cleansing and toning, smooth a coin-sized amount of the gel all over face
- Apply to eye area, but avoid lower lash line and eyelids
- Use or once or twice daily
- During the day, follow with a strong SPF
Shipping & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard shipping with Cloud10Beauty. Orders are expected to arrive 3-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day shipping option available. Shipping available to U.S addresses only.
The returns policy for this store is around 14 days, see their website for further information.
