ClearGlow™ 7% Glycolic Toning Elixir

Uncover your skin’s natural radiance with ClearGlow™ 7% Glycolic Toning Elixir, a powerful exfoliating solution designed to combat acne, smooth texture, and deeply hydrate. This dermatologist-inspired formula uses 7% glycolic acid to gently slough away dead skin cells and unclog pores, leaving your skin fresh, clear, and glowing. Lightweight and fast-absorbing, it balances oil production while locking in essential moisture. Use it as part of your daily skincare routine for a refined, even-toned complexion. Say goodbye to dullness and breakouts — and hello to smooth, rejuvenated skin.

⭐ 2. Features

• 7% pure glycolic acid concentration

• Targets acne, dullness, and uneven texture

• Exfoliates and hydrates simultaneously

• Alcohol-free, non-irritating formula

• Lightweight, fast-absorbing toner

• Suitable for oily, acne-prone, and combination skin

⚙️ 3. How It Works

Glycolic acid, a powerful alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), penetrates the top layers of the skin to dissolve dead skin cells and clear clogged pores. This encourages skin renewal, reduces acne-causing buildup, and allows for better moisture retention. Regular use reveals smoother, brighter skin with fewer breakouts and less visible pores.

✨ 4. Results

• Reduced acne and blemishes

• Brighter, more even skin tone

• Smoother skin texture after regular use

• Fewer breakouts and clogged pores

• Hydrated, glowing complexion without oiliness

❓ 5. Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this safe for sensitive skin?
A: While effective, glycolic acid can be strong — patch test before full use, especially on sensitive skin.

Q: Can I use it daily?
A: Start with 2–3 times per week. Increase frequency as your skin builds tolerance.

Q: Should I apply moisturizer afterward?
A: Yes! Always follow with a hydrating serum or moisturizer to lock in moisture.

Q: Can it be used with other acne treatments?
A: Avoid combining with retinol or other strong exfoliants unless directed by a dermatologist.

Q: Does it cause peeling or irritation?
A: Mild tingling is normal. Avoid sun exposure and use sunscreen during the day.