Product Description
Touch Glycolic Acid Toner is a gentle yet effective chemical exfoliating toner designed to refine skin texture, unclog pores, and brighten the complexion. Formulated with glycolic acid (an alpha-hydroxy acid, AHA), it promotes skin cell turnover, helping to reduce dullness, uneven tone, and minor blemishes. With added soothing agents, it refreshes and preps the skin for better absorption of serums and moisturizers, leaving skin smooth, radiant, and balanced.
Key Benefits
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Exfoliates Dead Skin Cells – Smooths rough texture and promotes radiant skin.
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Minimizes Pores – Helps unclog and refine pores for a cleaner appearance.
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Brightens Skin Tone – Reduces dullness and mild hyperpigmentation.
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Preps Skin for Skincare – Enhances absorption of serums, creams, and moisturizers.
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Soothes & Hydrates – Contains calming ingredients to reduce irritation.
Key Ingredients
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Glycolic Acid (AHA) – Promotes exfoliation and improves texture.
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Aloe Vera Extract – Soothes irritation and provides hydration.
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Chamomile Extract – Calms skin and reduces redness.
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Glycerin – Retains moisture for soft, supple skin.
How to Use
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Cleanse your face thoroughly.
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Apply a small amount to a cotton pad or your hands.
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Gently sweep across the face and neck, avoiding the eye area.
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Use 1–2 times daily or as tolerated.
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Follow with a moisturizer and always apply sunscreen in the morning.
Skin Type
✔ Normal
✔ Oily
✔ Combination
✔ Acne-prone
✔ Dull or uneven skin
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question 1: Can I use this toner daily?
A: Start with 2–3 times per week and gradually increase to daily use as your skin tolerates it.
Question 2: Can it be used with retinol or vitamin C?
Answer: For best results and minimal irritation, use glycolic acid at night and vitamin C in the morning. Avoid using it simultaneously with retinol.
Question 3: Will it cause purging or irritation?
Answer: Some mild purging or tingling may occur initially as dead skin cells are removed.
Disclaimer:
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