Acidelic Micropolish
A dual-action polish that combines natural fruit-seed exfoliation with an Alpha Hydroxy Acid blend to visibly smooth and brighten dull, rough skin.
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Benefits
- Physically & Chemically Exfoliates Skin
- Softens & Smooths Rough Texture
- Visibly Brightens Dull Skin
- Deep-Cleans for Clearer-Looking Pores
- Calms & Strengthens the Skin Barrier
- Nourishes Without Greasy Residue
Who It's For
Key Ingredients
Scent Profile
Bergamot, Frankincense, and Ginger combine to give Acidelic Micropolish a warm, herbal citrus aroma with a touch of sweetness, which fades away once the scrub is rinsed off.
Product information
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Acidelic Micropolish
Physically & Chemically Exfoliates Skin
Super Fruit Polish Scrub, made from Blueberry, Cranberry, and Pomegranate seeds, works alongside an Alpha Hydroxy Acid complex of Bilberry, Sugar Cane, Orange, Lemon, and Sugar Maple to help buff away dead skin cells and weaken their surface adhesion for smoother-feeling skin.
Softens & Smooths Rough Texture
The same Alpha Hydroxy Acid complex helps moisturize skin while working to soften the look of rough texture and fine lines.
Visibly Brightens Dull Skin
Tetrahydrocurcuminoids, derived from turmeric root, help scavenge free radicals and support a brighter-looking, more even skin tone.
Deep-Cleans for Clearer-Looking Pores
The natural seed polish helps manually buff away debris and dead skin cells for a deeper-feeling clean.
Calms & Strengthens the Skin Barrier
A unique Bakuchiol-based Endocannabinoid blend works to help fortify the skin barrier and calm the look of redness and irritation stirred up by exfoliation.
Nourishes Without Greasy Residue
Jojoba, Milk Thistle, and Hemp Seed Oils help condition and moisturize skin without leaving a greasy residue behind.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I use Acidelic Micropolish?
Once per week for most skin types. If you have oily skin or rough texture and want more exfoliation, you can increase to 2-3 times per week.
Is Acidelic Micropolish safe for sensitive skin?
Yes — it's formulated to be gentle enough for sensitive skin. For an even gentler application, wet your skin first to soften the exfoliating seeds before massaging in.
Can I use Acidelic Micropolish if I have active breakouts?
No — it's not recommended for compromised skin barriers or active acne lesions, since physical exfoliation can aggravate irritated or broken skin.
How is Acidelic Micropolish different from Pro Glow Enzyme Mask?
Acidelic Micropolish combines a physical seed polish with an Alpha Hydroxy Acid complex, while Pro Glow Enzyme Mask relies on bio-fermented enzymes and Lactic Acid for a purely chemical exfoliation. Many people use Acidelic Micropolish first, followed by Pro Glow, for a deeper combined exfoliation.
Can Acidelic Micropolish be used for a deeper exfoliation?
Yes — leave it on for 20 minutes before rinsing for a deeper chemical exfoliation, rather than massaging and rinsing right away.
Is Acidelic Micropolish safe to use while pregnant or nursing?
Considered safe — it uses a naturally occurring Alpha Hydroxy Acid blend at levels below pregnancy-concern thresholds, and as a wash-off product, skin contact time is limited. Please consult your doctor with any questions.
Does Acidelic Micropolish have a scent?
Yes — Bergamot, Frankincense, and Ginger give it a warm, herbal citrus aroma that fades away once the scrub is rinsed off.
Can Acidelic Micropolish be used with other exfoliating treatments?
Yes, but with care — it pairs well with Pro Glow Enzyme Mask and Bioferment Detox Mask, though it's best not to combine multiple strong exfoliants in the same routine without easing in gradually.
