GlyMed Plus Exfoliating Cleanser With Salicylic Acid

GlyMed Plus Exfoliating Cleanser With Salicylic Acid is a salicylic acid cleanser for acne-prone or combination skin. It uses a 2% salicylic acid formula with exfoliating beads to clear away dead skin cells and impurities, so skin looks clearer and feels refreshed.

GlyMed Plus Exfoliating Cleanser With Salicylic Acid: Key Benefits

• 2% salicylic acid helps clarify and purify pores
• Exfoliating beads slough away dead skin cells and impurities
• Aloe vera helps soothe while excess oil is tackled
• Grapefruit and orange oils with vitamin C support radiance
• Antioxidants help calm inflammation and reduce the look of breakouts
• Free from gluten, parabens and sulfates

What Is Inside

The cleanser is formulated with 2% salicylic acid and exfoliating beads, plus aloe vera for comfort. Grapefruit and orange oils and vitamin C nourish the skin and support collagen and radiance, while antioxidants work to calm inflammation. It is free from gluten, parabens and sulfates.

How to Use This Salicylic Acid Cleanser

Wet your face, massage a small amount over damp skin with gentle circular motions, then rinse thoroughly. Use it as directed on the packaging, and follow with a moisturizer and daily sunscreen.

Who Should Use It

Designed for acne-prone and combination skin that deals with excess oil, clogged pores or dull texture. It is a good fit if you want a gentle yet effective approach and prefer a gluten-free, paraben-free and sulfate-free formula.

Questions and Answers

Is it suitable for oily skin?

Yes. The 2% salicylic acid formula is made for acne-prone and combination skin, and it helps tackle excess oil.

How often should I use an exfoliating cleanser?

Follow the directions on the packaging, and cut back if your skin feels dry or tight.

Does it contain sulfates?

No. The formula is free from sulfates, parabens and gluten.

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