First Aid Beauty 28 x Facial Radiance Exfoliating Pads with Glycolic & Lactic Acids
First Aid Beauty Facial Radiance Pads are pre‑soaked pads that use a blend of glycolic and lactic acids (AHAs) to gently exfoliate away dead skin cells, helping reveal a brighter, smoother complexion with improved texture and tone. Enriched with natural extracts like cucumber water, lemon peel, and Indian gooseberry, the pads also soothe, tone, and refresh skin — making them suitable even for sensitive skin. With regular use, skin appears more radiant, pores look refined, and the surface becomes smoother — creating a soft, even base ideal for makeup or daily wear.
Features:
- Uses a blend of glycolic and lactic acids (AHAs) to slough off dead skin cells, helping reveal brighter, smoother, more radiant skin
- Includes cucumber water, lemon peel, Indian gooseberry, licorice root and feverfew extracts to calm, tone, brighten, and protect skin while exfoliating
- Regular use helps refine skin texture and minimize the appearance of pores, leaving a smoother surface that’s ideal before makeup
- Formulated to be gentle enough for sensitive skin and free from harsh irritants; often described as a good “first AHA product"
- Easy to apply: wipe on face/neck after cleansing; pads are compostable, offering a more sustainable option than disposable cotton pads
Directions:
- Start with clean, dry skin.
- Wipe pad across face, neck and décolleté once or twice daily.
- Follow with moisturizer and SPF.
- Dispose in trash or compost after use.
- Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse well with water. If irritation persists, discontinue use and consult a physician. Keep out of reach of children. Anyone can use this product. A patch test is recommended for those with sensitive skin. Sunburn Alert: This product contains Glycolic and Lactic Acids that may increase your skin sensitivity to the sun and particularly the possibility of sunburn. Use sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and limit sun exposure while using this product and for a week afterwards.
