Which is better for bumpy skin: Paula’s Choice Skin Revealing Body Lotion or Weightless Body Treatment 2% BHA? Both body products are suitable for rough, bumpy skin, including skin prone to keratosis pilaris. They contain different key ingredients, but both glycolic (AHA) and salicylic (BHA) acids can help soothe and smooth this skin concern.

How is Paula's Choice Skin Revealing Body Lotion with 10% AHA different from 8% AHA Exfoliants for face? The main difference between our body and facial exfoliants are the sizes, textures and base formulas. Skin Revealing Body Lotion also contains a slightly higher amount (10%) of the key exfoliating ingredient, glycolic acid, versus the facial AHAs (8%). The non-greasy lotion texture of Skin Revealing Body Lotion is hydrating and excellent for all skin types, especially if you have crepey skin from the neck down. 8% AHA Gel and 8% AHA Lotion offer different texture options, each suitable for various skin types.

Can I use Skin Revealing Body Lotion with 10% AHA on my face? Technically this formula was developed for the body, but you can use it on your face if its texture suits your skin type. The ingredients in this formula are suitable for skin anywhere, so if you’ve used AHA products (formulated in an acidic pH range to allow for exfoliation) on your face without irritation before, you should be able to use Skin Revealing Body Lotion there, too.

What does AHA body lotion do? This AHA body lotion contains 10% glycolic acid, a research-backed alpha hydroxy acid that exfoliates dry, rough, crepey skin so it looks smoother and feels softer. Can this help fade age spots on my legs and arms? Skin Revealing Body Lotion contains ingredients that may help visibly fade various signs of sun damage, including sunspots on your legs and arms. For advanced results, pair with our CLINICAL Discoloration Repair Serum to target stubborn spots.

Can I use AHA on my body every day? Yes, AHA can (and should) be used daily for consistent results.

Can I use this on my bikini line area? You should avoid using Skin Revealing Body Lotion on just-shaved skin because glycolic acid can cause an increased chance of sensitivity to razor bumps and cuts.

Can I use AHA on my legs? Yes, you can use AHA on your legs to help them feel soft and smooth. It works exceptionally as a pre-shave exfoliant, but we don’t recommend using it on skin that has fresh razor bumps or cuts of any kind, as it may cause a slight temporary stinging sensation.