Smooth visible texture
Glycolic acid helps loosen and remove built-up surface cells.
A deliberate exfoliation step for dull, uneven-looking texture
Glycolic renewal—with the guardrails clearly included.
Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin’s surface while aloe and chamomile complement a calmer, more comfortable-feeling routine.
Refresh dull-looking skin
Consistent, careful use can improve the look of tone and radiance.
Balance activity with comfort
Aloe and chamomile support a more comfortable exfoliation experience.
Highlighted ingredients inside Renewal Exfoliating Tonic
Meet the ingredients behind the formula.
These highlights come from the current product description. Always review the complete ingredient list on the product label before use.
Glycolic acid
An alpha hydroxy acid that exfoliates the skin’s surface.
Aloe vera
A water-rich botanical used to soothe and hydrate.
Chamomile
A traditional soothing botanical used in sensitive-skin formulas.
How it fits your routine
Simple steps. Thoughtful skin care.
Use at night on clean, dry skin according to the label. Start less frequently, avoid the eye and lip areas, and follow with moisturizer. Use broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning.
Patch test first
Try a small area and wait before adding the product to your full routine.
Use as directed
Follow the current label for amount, frequency, order, and rinse directions.
Watch your skin
Reduce frequency or stop if irritation persists, especially when introducing active ingredients.
Important: Glycolic acid can increase sun sensitivity and may irritate skin. Patch test first, start slowly, and do not layer casually with other exfoliating acids, retinoids, scrubs, or strong actives. Stop use for persistent burning, swelling, or peeling.
Questions, answered
Feel confident before adding Renewal Exfoliating Tonic.
What is this formula designed to support?
It is designed to support smoother-looking texture, tone, and radiance. Cosmetic results vary and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent a medical condition.
Where does it fit in my routine?
Use at night on clean, dry skin according to the label. Start less frequently, avoid the eye and lip areas, and follow with moisturizer. Use broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning.
Should I patch test it?
Yes. Apply a small amount to a discreet area and monitor your skin before broader use, especially if your skin is sensitive or the formula contains active ingredients.
Can I combine it with other active products?
Introduce one new active at a time. If you use retinoids, exfoliating acids, prescription topicals, or other strong actives, ask a dermatologist how to combine them safely.
Are visible results guaranteed?
No. Skin type, consistency, the rest of your routine, and environmental factors all affect visible results.