Packshot – Le Tonique Exfoliant à l’Acide Glycolique – flacon, face, fond neutre – acide glycolique – Seomse
Packshot – Le Tonique Exfoliant à l’Acide Glycolique – flacon, dos, texte lisible – lotion tonique visage – Seomse
Packshot – Le Tonique Exfoliant à l’Acide Glycolique – flacon, face, fond neutre – acide glycolique – Seomse
Packshot – Le Tonique Exfoliant à l’Acide Glycolique – flacon, dos, texte lisible – lotion tonique visage – Seomse

Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Toner

Les essentiels

  • Exfolie en douceur grâce aux AHA · contribue à un grain de peau plus régulier
  • Contribue à raviver l’éclat, progressivement
  • Aide à lisser l’apparence des pores
  • Teint visiblement plus lumineux · peau d’aspect plus net
Regular price €32,90

Description

Exfoliation. Texture. Radiance.

Exfoliating toner formulated with 5% glycolic acid (AHA) to accompany a gradual exfoliation of the skin's surface. Used regularly, it helps to smooth the appearance of skin texture and improve radiance, without abrasive action.

The formula incorporates humectants ( glycerin, betaine, sodium PCA ) to help preserve comfort and limit the feeling of tightness.

Introduce gradually according to tolerance , and always combine with sun protection the following day.

Ingrédients clés

  • Glycolic Acid (AHA) 5% — gradual exfoliation, helps smooth the appearance of skin texture
  • Glycerin + Betaine + Sodium PCA — humectants: help maintain hydration and comfort
  • Cranberry & lingonberry extracts — antioxidants in the formula
  • pH adjusted (Potassium Hydroxide) — balanced cosmetic use

Routine conseillée

Evening

  1. Cleanse your skin thoroughly with a gentle cleanser.
  2. Soak a cotton pad (or your hands) with exfoliating toner and apply to a dry face, avoiding the eye area.
  3. Leave to act for 1 to 2 minutes.
  4. Next, apply a hydrating serum (e.g., hyaluronic acid or double hydration), then your cream.

The following morning

  1. Gently cleanse the skin.
  2. Apply your usual moisturizing routine.
  3. Finish the next day with SPF 30 or higher sunscreen.

Usage tips

  • Start 2 times/week, then gradually increase up to 3–4 times depending on tolerance.
  • For sensitive skin, start twice a week and gradually increase.
  • Do not combine the same evening with a mechanical exfoliant or a retinoid-type treatment.
  • Always use sunscreen the next day.

Alternating tip

  • Can be alternated with a toner or soothing serum in the evenings without exfoliation to preserve the skin's balance.

Livraison & Retours

Your orders are usually delivered within 5 to 10 business days. We also offer a 14-day return policy: if you are not completely satisfied, you can return unused items in their original packaging for a refund or exchange. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Key Active Ingredients

A synergy of AHAs and humectants for progressive exfoliation : smoother texture, brighter complexion, without compromising on comfort.
Texture du tonique glycolique (AHA) – lotion tonique visage à l’acide glycolique

Glycolic acid (AHA)

Helps to gradually eliminate surface cells and smooth skin texture.

lingonberry extract

Antioxidant: helps support the skin on a daily basis.

Cranberry extract

Antioxidant: helps preserve radiance.

Glycérine

Helps to reduce the feeling of tightness after exfoliation.

The logic behind the formula

Texture bulles du tonique glycolique – lotion tonique visage à l’acide glycolique (AHA)

Progressive chemical exfoliation


The exfoliating toner uses an AHA (glycolic acid) to accompany a progressive exfoliation of the skin's surface, without mechanical scrubbing.

This approach helps to smooth the appearance of skin texture and revive radiance, with regular and measured use.

Modèle – lotion tonique visage (tonique glycolique) pour exfoliation du visage, peau terne et grain de peau

Preserve the skin's balance

Exfoliation is combined with moisturizing and humectant agents, such as glycerin or hyaluronic acid , to limit feelings of tightness.
The formula is designed to maintain skin comfort during use, even with regular exfoliation.

Application du démaquillant biphasé sur le visage avec coton démaquillant

A key step in the routine

The exfoliating toner is designed to easily fit into an existing routine, after cleansing.
It prepares the skin for subsequent treatments by providing gentle and regular exfoliation, without complicating the steps of the routine.

Recommended in your routine

After exfoliation, the skin benefits from moisturizing and soothing treatments to maintain its balance.

Verrerie de laboratoire en fond clair, visuel pour bloc INCI Seomse, liste d’ingrédients et accès au glossaire

Ingredients (easy to read)

Water, glycolic acid, glycerin, potassium hydroxide, betaine, sodium PCA, sodium levulinate, phenethyl alcohol, sodium benzoate, cranberry fruit extract*, lingonberry fruit extract*, alcohol.

* Ingredient from organic farming.

To go further

For further information on the ingredients (role, origin, tolerance), please consult our Glossary of Ingredients .

Portrait visage, grain de peau et éclat naturel, visuel d’ambiance routine Seomse (science au service de la peau)

Science at the service of your skin.


A rigorous approach, without excessive promises: formulas designed to support the skin on a daily basis, with clear choices and tolerance at the center.

Application d’un sérum visage à la pipette, geste routine Seomse, ingrédients sélectionnés avec exigence

Ingredients selected with exacting standards

Our formulas rely on ingredients recognized in cosmetics, chosen for their functional benefits and their compatibility with your routine. Nothing superfluous. Just the essentials, precisely formulated.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Toner

If you cannot find the answer you are looking for here, we invite you to consult our general FAQ or contact us directly by email: our team will respond to you carefully (within 48 working hours).

What is a glycolic acid exfoliating toner?

A glycolic acid toner is an AHA lotion that gently exfoliates the skin's surface without leaving any granules. It helps to visually smooth texture and improve radiance. Its purpose is purely cosmetic: appearance and comfort, without any medical claims.

What is the use of glycolic acid in facial care?

Glycolic acid helps to gradually remove dead skin cells from the surface. Expected results: softer skin, a clearer complexion, and a more visually even texture. The best strategy is gradual application: it's better to space out treatments and maintain consistency over time.

What does AHA mean?

AHAs (alpha hydroxy acids) are chemical exfoliants used in cosmetics to improve radiance and texture. They offer more even exfoliation than some scrubs, provided that the recommended frequency, hydration, and sun protection are maintained the following day.

Is glycolic acid the same as glycolic acid?

Yes. Glycolic acid is the English name for glycolic acid . It's the same active ingredient. What matters: applying it in the evening, using it regularly, following a simple routine afterwards, and using sunscreen the next day.

Why choose a toner rather than a scrub?

An exfoliating toner works without rubbing: it avoids harsh grains. This can make exfoliation more even and "cleaner." The right choice depends on your skin's tolerance: gentle, repeatable exfoliation is better than an overly aggressive scrub.

How often should a glycolic tonic be used?

Start with one evening per week . If your skin remains comfortable, increase to two evenings per week . Using it too frequently increases the risk of discomfort. The key to success lies in consistency and proper application.

How to apply an exfoliating lotion without making a mistake?

Apply in the evening to clean, dry skin using a cotton pad or your hands. Avoid the eye area and irritated areas. Follow with a simple cream. If you experience a persistent burning sensation, extend the time between applications.

Is it necessary to rinse after using a glycolic acid toner?

Generally, no, unless specifically indicated on the product. If you experience unusual discomfort, you can rinse and reduce the frequency. Comfortable skin heals better than skin that feels tight.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

This can be the case if you are strict: local testing, low frequency, and a short routine. If significant redness, burning, or persistent discomfort occurs, stop. In case of a severe reaction, medical advice remains the safest option.

Can multiple exfoliants be used in the same routine?

It's best to avoid it. Using multiple exfoliants increases the risk of irritation and imbalance. A single, well-chosen exfoliant, used at the right time, often gives better results: more stable skin, a more even texture, and a simpler routine.

Can a glycolic toner help dull skin?

Yes, from a cosmetic standpoint. Exfoliation helps reveal a smoother surface, which improves radiance. For a clean result: use it at a reasonable frequency, moisturize, and apply sunscreen the next day.

What results can be expected on skin texture?

You can expect gradual smoothing: softer skin, a more visually even texture, and makeup that adheres less. Results are built up with consistency. If your skin becomes uncomfortable, slow down.

Is a glycolic acid peel the same as a toner?

The term “peeling” can refer to more concentrated products or a professional procedure. Glycolic tonic is generally part of a gradual routine. If you are a beginner, start with a low frequency and adjust according to your tolerance.

What should be done after use?

After use: comfortable hydration, no irritating ingredients the same evening, and sun protection the next morning . AHAs can increase sun sensitivity: SPF is essential for maintaining a consistent routine.

How do you know if this toner is right for you?

The right toner is one you can use without discomfort: softer skin, a clearer complexion, and a more consistent routine. If you experience burning, marked redness, or significant peeling, you're using it too soon.

This exfoliating toner is a cosmetic product: it aims to improve the appearance and comfort of the skin. It is not a substitute for medical advice in case of significant or persistent irritation, or a marked reaction.