First Aid Beauty KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub with 10% AHA
Discover effortlessly smooth skin with the Beauty KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub from First Aid Beauty. The body scrub features 10% alpha hydroxy acid, a chemical exfoliant that works to remove dead skin cells and visible bumps.
Suitable for all skin types, even sensitive, the scrub delivers natural exfoliation to reveal a silky soft surface. The formula combines the benefits of 10% AHA exfoliants, including glycolic acid and lactic acid, which work to refine the look of the skinâs texture. Enriched with natural bisabolol, the scrub is rich in antioxidants and boasts soothing benefits post-exfoliation.
Original: $17.80
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$5.34First Aid Beauty KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub with 10% AHA
Discover effortlessly smooth skin with the Beauty KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub from First Aid Beauty. The body scrub features 10% alpha hydroxy acid, a chemical exfoliant that works to remove dead skin cells and visible bumps.
Suitable for all skin types, even sensitive, the scrub delivers natural exfoliation to reveal a silky soft surface. The formula combines the benefits of 10% AHA exfoliants, including glycolic acid and lactic acid, which work to refine the look of the skinâs texture. Enriched with natural bisabolol, the scrub is rich in antioxidants and boasts soothing benefits post-exfoliation.
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Discover effortlessly smooth skin with the Beauty KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub from First Aid Beauty. The body scrub features 10% alpha hydroxy acid, a chemical exfoliant that works to remove dead skin cells and visible bumps.
Suitable for all skin types, even sensitive, the scrub delivers natural exfoliation to reveal a silky soft surface. The formula combines the benefits of 10% AHA exfoliants, including glycolic acid and lactic acid, which work to refine the look of the skinâs texture. Enriched with natural bisabolol, the scrub is rich in antioxidants and boasts soothing benefits post-exfoliation.
