Renée Rouleau Product Featured in InStyle Magazine!

Check out the August issue of InStyle Magazine to see Renée Rouleau professional-strength Glycolic Serum 20% suggested by editors to deep clean the pores, minimize sun spots and soften wrinkles.

What are a few of the skin conditions where Glycolic Acid can benefit?

• Brown spots (Read more about skin discoloration)
• Post breakout red or dark scars (Read more about fading acne scars)
• Acne scars, blemishes, clogged pores
• Chicken Pox scars
• Fine lines and wrinkles

In each of these cases, the exfoliating action removes top layers of skin, forcing new collagen growth and improved elastin.   This creates more youthful, glowing skin.  Acne and fine wrinkles are essentially indents in the skin, and pigmentation is uneven color.  The refined surface after use of Glycolic Acid creates smoother, even skin tones because there is less of a visible indent and discoloration…

• Dry skin
• Keratosis Pilaris (the bumps that appear on the side of the face, backs of legs and arms)

Skin can’t effectively be moisturized until the dry skin buildup is removed, allowing product to penetrate.  Keratosis Pilaris is made less visible through exfoliation.  This is done easily with Glycolic Acid.

• Blackheads
• Oily Skin (Read tips to reduce oil production)

You will need to consult an esthetician for removal of blackheads, but Glycolic Acid is effective for prevention afterward.  The treatment lessens surface oils, and keeps the newly exfoliated pores cleaner, longer.

Try Renée Rouleau Glycolic Acid in three different strengths.

Glycolic Serum 10% (smoothes sensitive skin)

Glycolic Serum 17% (for smoother, clearer skin)

Glycolic Serum 20% (professional-strength exfoliation)

Note: It’s normal to experience a tingling sensation after applying Glycolic Acid.

Which strength of Glycolic Acid is right for you? See our nine skin types.

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