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Chemical exfoliants like glycolic and lactic acid (AHAs) work, but they come with a catch that’s easy to miss on the label.
AHAs may make skin more sensitive to the sun while you use them, and for up to a week after you stop. That’s why the FDA recommends AHA products carry a “Sunburn Alert” telling you to use sunscreen and limit sun exposure.
Over-exfoliating can leave skin “red and irritated.” And exfoliating while also using retinol or benzoyl peroxide “may worsen dry skin or even cause acne breakouts.”
Blissal exfoliates physically: no acids, so no sun-sensitivity label. And it’s two-sided: a soft side gentle enough for every day, and a firmer side for when you want a deeper scrub. You choose the side and the pressure, every shower.
Sources: FDA, “Alpha Hydroxy Acids” · AAD, “How to safely exfoliate at home.” FDA page ↗ AAD page ↗
