What does a 5% Glycolic acid toner do?

A 5% glycolic acid toner chemically exfoliates dead cells and buildup at the skin's surface. With consistent use, Tremé helps skin look smoother, brighter, and more even without using a physical scrub.

How often should I use Tremé Exfoliating Toner?

Start with 1 to 2 evenings per week. If your skin remains comfortable, increase to 2 to 3 evenings weekly. More frequent use is not automatically better and may increase dryness or irritation.

Is Tremé suitable for sensitive skin?

Glycolic acid may be too active for highly sensitive, peeling, irritated, or compromised skin. Patch test first and begin slowly. If you have a diagnosed skin condition or ongoing sensitivity, ask a dermatologist before use.

Can I use glycolic acid after shaving?

Do not apply Tremé immediately after shaving because freshly shaved skin may be more reactive. Begin by using it on a non-shave evening and adjust only after you understand your skin's tolerance.

Can I use Tremé with retinol or other exfoliating acids?

Do not layer Tremé with retinol, retinoids, other exfoliating acids, or physical scrubs in the same routine. Alternate evenings to reduce the risk of irritation.

Does Tremé help with dark spots?

By exfoliating surface buildup, glycolic acid can help improve the appearance of uneven tone and dark spots over time. Tremé is a cosmetic product and is not intended to treat a medical pigmentation condition.

Do I need sunscreen when using glycolic acid?

Yes. AHAs can increase sensitivity to the sun. Use broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher, wear protective clothing, and limit sun exposure while using Tremé and for one week afterward.

Is this toner alcohol-free?

No. Alcohol appears near the end of the supplied ingredient list. MANË should not use an alcohol-free claim for this formula.

MANË Tremé Lotion exfoliante tonifiante (Glycolique)

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