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SeaSilk PHA Renewal Treatment with Turkish Towel Seaweed

SeaSilk PHA Renewal Treatment with Turkish Towel Seaweed

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Our SeaSilk PHA Renewal Treatment with Turkish Towel Seaweed is a gentle yet effective exfoliating treatment designed to smooth texture, refine tone, and restore radiance without stripping the skin. Formulated with 12 percent gluconolactone, this PHA-based exfoliant helps remove dulling surface buildup and unclog pores while supporting hydration, making it suitable for sensitive or dehydration-prone skin. Enzymatic fruit extracts help soften roughness and improve the appearance of dark spots and post-breakout marks, while Turkish Towel Seaweed helps soothe and replenish skin for a silky, comfortable finish. Ideal for both face and body, it leaves skin looking clearer, smoother, and more luminous with consistent use.

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How To Use

Apply 2–3 drops to clean, dry skin using gentle circular motions.
Avoid the eye and lip area.
Leave on for up to 20 minutes, then follow with serums and moisturizers.
Use no more than twice per week.

What Makes It Unique

Dual-action exfoliation system: Combines gentle chemical exfoliation (PHA) with enzymatic fruit extracts for comprehensive yet non-irritating renewal.

Turkish Towel Seaweed infusion: Mineral-rich seaweed helps hydrate, soothe, and rebalance skin post-exfoliation.

Sensitive-skin friendly approach: Designed to deliver visible smoothing and glow without harsh acids or abrasion.

Scent

No added fragrance / naturally mild scent

Ingredients

Aqua (Water), Macrocystis Pyrifera Extract (Turkish Towel Seaweed), Chondracanthus Exasperatus Extract, Gluconolactone (12% Polyhydroxy Acid), Ananas Sativus Fruit Extract (Pineapple), Salix Alba Bark Extract (Willow Bark), Saccharum Officinarum Extract (Sugarcane), Clitoria Ternatea Flower Extract

Allergen Information

Contains shellfish.