Smooth & Even Glycolic Body Stick

Step 1: Start with clean, dry skin.

Apply after a shower or bath, once the skin is fully dry. Damp skin can dilute the active ingredients and reduce the sustained contact time that makes this formula work.

Step 2: Swipe directly over affected areas.

Glide the stick across any area where you feel rough, raised, or bumpy texture — chest, neck, bra line, abdomen, arms, legs, shoulders, or upper back. Press gently. You don't need to scrub or rub in. The leave-on formula does the work over hours, not seconds.

Step 3: Cover the whole area, not just individual spots.

This is the most important difference from anything you've tried before. Don't dab at single spots — swipe across the entire affected zone. The keratin buildup you feel isn't limited to the visible growths. It's developing across the surrounding skin too. Treating the whole area is how you stay ahead of it.

How much: Two to three passes over each area is enough. A thin, even layer is all you need. More product doesn't mean faster results — consistent daily use does.

How often: Once daily to start. If your skin tolerates it well after the first two weeks, you can move to twice daily — morning and evening — for faster results on thicker, more established texture.

For sensitive areas or first-time use: Start every other day for the first week to let your skin adjust. The glycolic and salicylic acids are active exfoliants and mature skin that's been through harsh treatments deserves a gradual introduction. If you feel any stinging or redness, scale back to every other day until your skin acclimates, then build up.

For the back: Have a partner apply it, or use the stick's flat surface against a wall to reach between the shoulder blades. The stick format was designed to make hard-to-reach areas possible without needing a second appointment or another person's schedule.

Let it absorb. Don't rinse.

This is a leave-on formula. The glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and urea need sustained contact time to soften and loosen hardened keratin. Rinsing it off turns a whole-area treatment into a momentary rinse — and that's why ordinary body washes never changed anything.

7% Glycolic Acid — the smallest AHA molecule, small enough to penetrate the hardened, stuck-on keratin that makes seborrheic keratoses feel rough and raised. Works from the outside in, dissolving the buildup layer by layer with each application. At 7%, it's strong enough to produce visible smoothing but calibrated to remain tolerable for consistent daily use on mature skin.

1% Salicylic Acid — a BHA that works differently from glycolic. While glycolic dissolves the surface, salicylic acid is oil-soluble, which means it penetrates into the waxy, scaly texture of the buildup itself. It clears from within what glycolic loosens from without. Together, they create a dual-level exfoliation that neither could achieve alone — the reason a single-acid product you may have tried before fell short.

5% Urea — a keratolytic that specifically targets thickened, hardened skin. Urea softens the tough, compacted texture that makes older or more established spots resistant to ordinary exfoliants. It also draws moisture deep into the skin, keeping treated areas hydrated rather than stripped. This is what allows the glycolic and salicylic to work more effectively on the stubborn areas you've been living with the longest.

10% Shea Butter — a rich emollient that keeps the skin comfortable through daily use. Exfoliating acids on mature skin without adequate moisture leads to dryness, irritation, and the kind of discomfort that makes you stop using the product after a week. Shea butter ensures the formula stays gentle enough that you'll actually stick with it — because consistency across whole areas over weeks is what produces the real change, not a single aggressive application.

Why these four together matter:

Glycolic loosens the surface. Salicylic clears within. Urea softens the toughest buildup. Shea butter keeps it comfortable enough to use every day. Each ingredient solves a specific reason why past treatments failed — too superficial, too harsh, too drying, or too inconsistent. This formula was built for the woman who doesn't have one spot to treat. She has dozens — and she needs something she can apply across all of them, daily, without her skin punishing her for it.

Week 1–2: The texture starts to shift. Areas that felt rough and scaly under your fingers begin to feel softer. The "stuck-on" sensation lessens. Some women notice the itching and catching on clothing reduces first.

Week 3–4: Raised spots start looking flatter and less prominent. The contrast between affected and unaffected skin becomes less noticeable. This is when most women say they first ran their hand over a treated area and thought that actually feels different.

Week 5–8: Cumulative smoothing across the whole treated area. Spots that used to be visibly rough in direct light appear less textured. Many women report this is when they stopped thinking about their skin before getting dressed.

Ongoing: Keratin continues to build at the surface — that's just how mature skin works. Consistent use keeps the texture managed so you stay ahead of it rather than watching it accumulate again. Think of it as a maintenance routine, not a one-time fix.

Results vary depending on thickness, quantity, and how long the buildup has been developing. Thicker, more established spots take longer. Newer, thinner ones respond faster. The important thing is that you're finally addressing the whole area — not just individual spots.

You've already spent money on solutions that didn't work at scale — freezing sessions that treated a handful, creams that promised everything and changed nothing, appointments where you were told they're "just cosmetic."

We know you're skeptical. You should be.

Use the stick across your affected areas for a full 90 days. If you don't feel a genuine difference in the texture of your skin — if the rough, raised spots don't feel smoother and look flatter — we'll refund every penny. No hoops, no holding your receipt hostage, no "store credit."

You've spent enough time and money chasing this problem one spot at a time. This is your chance to try whole-area care with absolutely nothing at risk.