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"It works to remove dead skin, and for the first time in a long time, my back didn't itch from soap build-up."★★★★★Fayla · Blissal customer
"In less than a month, my face felt smoother. All those rough, built-up, scaly spots are gone."★★★★★P. Hawthorne · Blissal customer
You moisturise every night, and your arms still look tired by morning. It isn't the lotion. It's the dull, dead layer sitting on top. Lift it away, and your skin finally drinks it in.★★★★★Julie V. · "My skin is smooth and clean, so my lotion goes on beautifully."
"My feet were covered in scaly 'lizard skin'. Lotions, soaks, files... nothing lasted. This takes so much of it off, and I don't have to risk falling."★★★★★Barb R. · Blissal customer
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Everything you’ve tried, versus Blissal.
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 ↗
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