Retexturing Activator

Retexturing Activator is an exfoliating serum that helps to resurface the skin’s surface with even exfoliation. The key ingredient of hydroxyethyl urea/aminosulfonic acid compound is included to break down the bonds between dead skin cells and the skin to maintain moisture within the skin’s surface while evenly exfoliating the surface. Kombucha and hyaluronic acid are also included in this resurfacing serum to promote smooth, radiant skin.

Retexturing Activator should be used twice a day or as directed by a skincare professional. To apply, dispense 4-6 drops to your face, neck and chest in the morning and evening as part of your skincare regimen.

Retexturizing refers to the process of using exfoliation products, including serums and acids, to remove dead skin cells and increase skin cell turnover. The result is smoother, firmer, and brighter skin.

Yes. Exfoliation helps removes dead skin cells from the top layer of your skin that can lead to a dull, uneven appearance. Gentle facial exfoliation helps make your skin look brighter and smoother. Over time, it can also help increase collagen production to help firm and tighten your skin and reduce the appearance of surface lines.

How often you should exfoliate your face depends on your skin type and the product used. Many chemical exfoliants, like serums containing enzymes and acids, are formulated for daily use. Those with dry or sensitive skin, may want to exfoliate only once or twice a week or as directed by a skincare professional.

Resurfacing face serums are designed to promote proper exfoliation of dead skin cells while optimizing hydration and moisture levels. They can be added to your regular skincare regimen to help decrease the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and improve the overall radiance of skin.

Resurfacing serums should be applied to your face, neck, and chest as part of your regular skincare regimen. Our Retexturing Activator can be used twice a day, in the morning and at night, or as directed by a skincare professional.