FAQs

It's formulated as a mild exfoliant — enzymes do the work instead of rough particles, so there's no scrubbing involved. That said, every skin is different. Do a patch test on your inner arm and wait 24 hours before using it on your face.

That tight feeling is the most common complaint about exfoliators, and it's exactly what this formula is built to avoid. Sodium hyaluronate pulls moisture back into the skin while castor oil conditions as it cleans.

Two to three times a week is enough for most people. Because it works with enzymes rather than abrasion, you don't need to use it daily — and over-exfoliating tends to work against you.

Start with clean skin. Apply a small amount, massage in circular motions for about a minute until you feel the texture change, then rinse with lukewarm water. Follow with your usual moisturizer.

Either works. Night is a good default, since freshly exfoliated skin isn't going straight into sun exposure. If you use it in the morning, wear sunscreen.

Most people notice smoother texture right after the first use. Changes in tone and brightness build gradually — give it a few weeks of consistent use before judging those.

Yes — it's made for both. Elbows, knees, shoulders and any rough patches respond well to it, and it's gentle enough that you can use the same tube on your face.

Each tube holds 50g. Used two to three times a week, that's roughly two months per tube — and every order comes with two, so you're covered for about four.

Not on the same day. Space them out across the week so you're not over-exfoliating. If you're on a prescription treatment, check with your dermatologist first.

The key actives are orange extract and Vitamin C for brightness, sodium hyaluronate for hydration, and castor oil to condition. The full ingredient list is printed on the packaging.