The Jan Marini Bioglycolic Face Cleanser is our most popular cleanser, enriched with glycolic acid that helps to resurface the skin, giving it a more refined and smoother texture.
This soap-free formula is non-irritating and includes sorbitol, a natural humectant derived from berries, to provide hydration and softness to the skin. Despite its gentleness, this cleanser provides a deep cleanse, eliminating the need for an astringent or post-cleansing toner, and leaves no residue after rinsing.
Glycolic acid provides deep follicular cleansing to remove impurities and dead cells from the skin and preps the skin for enhanced benefits from additional products used as part of a skincare programme.
Bioglycolic® Face Cleanser’s non-foaming, hydrating cleanser leaves the skin clean, soft and hydrated and eliminates the need for harsh post-cleansing toners or astringents.
Jan Marini Skin Research has combined established glycolic acid standards with technological advancements to develop the Bioglycolic Line. These products offer the ultimate resurfacing agents to address various skin conditions, including acne, acne scarring, ageing skin, and hyperpigmentation.
The glycolic acid and other acids included in the bioglycolic line are proven to:
- Reduce inflammation and redness
- Remove dead skin cell buildup
- Smooth the skin’s surface
- Increase epidermal thickness
- Improve skin colour uniformity
- Enhance collagen production
- Draw moisture to the surface of the skin to improve hydration
- Boost the absorption of other topical technologies
Instructions:
Use the glycolic face wash in the morning and evening. Gently massage a quarter size amount of this non-irritating cleanser over dry skin. Remove with a clean, wet and wrung-out washcloth. Splash your face 10-15 times with lukewarm water. Blot dry. Do not use this glycolic face cleanser as an eye makeup remover.
Acitive Ingredients:Benzoyl Peroxide 5%
Ingredients:Water/Aqua/Eau, Propylene Glycol, Glycerin, Sorbitol, Carbomer, Sodium Hydroxide, Disodium EDTA, Diazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben, Propylparaben