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Good Molecules Pineapple Exfoliating Powder 60g

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Category: By Category Exfoliants

About Good Molecules Pineapple Exfoliating Powder

Gently exfoliate away dead skin cells and dullness with this water-activated powder exfoliant from Good Molecules.

With both chemical and physical exfoliating properties, Pineapple Exfoliating Powder mixes with water to create a silky-smooth paste that gently resurfaces, smooths, and brightens without irritation.

Why It’s Special
  • Natural rich starches gently buff away buildup to reveal more radiant skin without the irritation of normal scrubs
  • Calamine powder and allantoin help soothe and calm skin while you exfoliate
  • Enzyme-rich pineapple, kiwi, and papaya extracts gently loosen dead skin cells while 3-0 ethyl ascorbic acid supports a bright tone
  • Free of microbeads, nut shell powders, and alpha hydroxy acids for gentle exfoliation
How to Use

Dispense a teaspoon of powder into palms. Mix with a few drops of water to form a soft paste. Use more water for gentler exfoliation. Massage into skin with gentle circular motions. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.

Other Details
  • Size: 60 g / 2.1 oz.
  • pH: 5.5
  • Cruelty-free
  • Gluten-free
  • Vegan
  • Never tested on animals

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 66 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

Mixing this powder with water creates a really nice, fine grit that doesn't feel harsh at all, and the subtle pineapple scent is a pleasant bonus. My skin looks noticeably brighter and smoother after just a few uses.

Henry ★★★★★

I mix a tiny bit with water in my palm and it foams up just enough to feel gentle but effective. My skin looks noticeably brighter after just a few uses, and the powder format is way less messy than a tub of scrub.

Carter W. ★★★★★

This stuff actually works without stripping my face dry — the powder-to-foam texture is way more refreshing than the gritty scrubs I used to buy. My skin has that glow the next morning after using it, and a little bit goes a long way in the jar.