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Your Arms Feel Smooth Again Tonight
The bumps are dead skin, not dryness. That's why lotion never worked. One pad: cotton side smooths, microfiber side polishes.
Body Gommage Exfoliating Pad
34,99 €
Bare Arms, No Second Thought
Lotion sits on top of dead skin. The pad takes the dead skin off, so your arms look clear and feel smooth from the first pass.
Replaces the scrub, the mitt and the lotion you kept reapplying
Elbows, knees and heels stop looking gray and rough
Skin feels soft and hydrated after, never tight
One pad handles face and body, no second product
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4 Weeks To Arms You Show Off
Here is what you see, week by week, starting with the first pass.
First use
Smooth The Minute You Dry Off
Cotton side first, one light pass on damp skin. Patch test your inner arm and keep it to once a week at the start. Skin feels smooth as soon as you towel off.
Week 2
Sleeves Stop Catching
Go to twice a week once skin takes it well. Elbows and knees soften, gray patches lift, and your lotion sinks in instead of sitting on top.
Week 4+
The Bumps Keep Fading
Bumpy upper arms take the longest, and they keep improving every week. Hold at 1 to 2 times a week: staying with it is what keeps skin smooth.
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The Sleeveless Top Comes Back Out
Every one of them hesitated on something first.
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The smoothing builds week after week, and the week you stop is the week it slides back. 3 boxes carry you all the way through sleeveless season.
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Straight Answers Before You Order
The questions women ask us most, answered plainly.
I have sensitive skin. Will this burn?
Start with the cotton side only, one light pass, once a week, and patch test your inner arm first. Redness comes from pressing hard, not from the pad. Light hands, and skin stays calm and smooth.
My face went red the first time. Do I stop?
Give skin a week off, then go back to one gentle pass on damp skin, cotton side only. Skip it right after shaving or waxing. Ease up to twice a week once your skin tells you it's fine.
It looks messy in the videos. Where do I use it?
Over the sink or in the shower. What rolls off is the dead skin your lotion was sitting on, so seeing it is the point. Rinse the sink and you're done.
8 pads for that price feels short. How far does a box go?
One pad does arms, elbows, knees and heels in a single session, not one pad per spot. At 1 to 2 times a week, a box covers a full month of head to toe skin.
Do I stop using my body lotion?
Keep it, use it after. Lotion never fixed the bumps because it landed on dead skin. Take the dead skin off first and the lotion finally sinks in, which is what you wanted from it all along.
I've tried ten body creams and nothing touched my arms. Why is this different?
Creams add moisture. Your bumps are dead skin, so moisture sits on top of them. The AHA loosens that layer and the two sides wipe it away. You feel the difference the first time you towel off.
I break out easily. Is this going to make it worse?
No. It lifts dead skin and excess sebum, which is what clogs in the first place. Go around anything raw or open, use the cotton side only, and keep it to once a week.
Once my skin is smooth, do I still need it?
Yes, once a week. Dead skin builds back on its own, and one pass keeps it from settling in again. That's how smooth arms stay smooth without you thinking about it.