Product Summary
Rilastil D-Clar Concentrated Micropeeling is a bi-phase exfoliating liquid designed to support smoother skin texture and a more uniform skin tone. It uses mandelic acid and the Clari-Tech Complex to refine the appearance of uneven tone, dullness, and surface buildup. The lightweight formula absorbs well and is suitable for nightly use on all skin types, including sensitive skin, with a rinse-off option for tolerance.
Key Benefits
- Helps refine the appearance of uneven tone
- Supports smoother surface texture with cosmetic exfoliation
- Lightweight bi-phase formula with nourishing finish
- Can be rinsed off for sensitive skin comfort
- Designed for nightly use
Who It’s For
- All skin types (including sensitive)
- Users looking to address lack of radiance or uneven tone
- Those who want a gentle but effective exfoliating product
- Individuals building a routine around brightening-focused cosmetics
Key Ingredients & Technologies
- Mandelic Acid: surface exfoliant to support texture refinement
- Clari-Tech Complex: Vitamin C derivative, Vitamin PP, Tetrapeptide-30 for tone uniformity
- Bi-Phase Milk Texture: enhances comfort and tolerability during use
Product Features
- Bi-phase micropeeling liquid
- Cosmetic exfoliating action for smoother skin feel
- Suitable for nightly use
- Free from colorants and wheat derivatives
- Dermatologically tested
What to Consider Before Buying
- Nighttime product only
- May cause temporary tingling during exfoliation
- Patch test recommended for reactive skin
- Avoid combining in the same routine with other exfoliating acids or retinoids
Possible Concerns This Product Can Fix
- Uneven tone appearance
- Post-mark discoloration look
- Dull or rough texture
- Cosmetic surface buildup
- Lack of clarity / radiance
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can it be used every night?
Yes, nightly application is suitable if well tolerated.
Can sensitive skin use it?
Yes, rinse after 3-5 minutes if needed for comfort.
Does it need sunscreen the next day?
Daily sunscreen is recommended when using exfoliating cosmetics.
Can it be layered with vitamin C?
Use at different times (e.g., micropeeling at night, vitamin C in the morning).
Can it replace toner?
This is a treatment step, not a basic toner.
