Glycolic Acid Face Wash Brand Discusses the Benefits of Jojoba Beads
Jul 10, 2020
Popular skincare brand, À La Paix, has recently discussed the benefits of using products with jojoba beads. The company's glycolic acid face wash contains jojoba bead as one of its major ingredients.
Georgetown, TX, USA - July 10, 2020 —
À La Paix, one of Amazon’s most preferred skincare brands, has recently discussed the skin nourishing properties of jojoba beads. The company is known for its product line manufactured using scientifically proven natural ingredients. According to the brand, jojoba beads are among the most essential ingredients in the company’s popular glycolic acid face wash.
To find out more about this product, please visit http://amazon.com/glycolic-acid-face-wash/dp/B07TLDMN7N.
À La Paix informs that jojoba beads are derived from the jojoba shrub, which grows in the deserts of the south-west of the United States and the northern part of Mexico. Jojoba oil is used in a host of over-the-counter beauty products because it acts as a moisturizer, and also because it is very stable. Jojoba wax, in its fully hydrogenated form, is referred to as jojoba beads.
“One of the main reasons jojoba beads are so ubiquitous in the beauty industry is because they gently cleanse the skin without damaging it, leaving it open for bacteria to invade. The small jojoba bead shells do not irritate or scratch the skin. They are also biodegradable and friendly to the environment,” said Melanie Miller, the senior spokesperson for the company. “Jojoba beads can also treat facial acne. Most products use them to deliver other substances deep into the pores of the user that heal acne from within. They are very similar to the natural oil and waxy materials produced by the sebaceous glands, called sebum. For this reason, it is sometimes included in acne treatment products.”
In addition to jojoba beads, the glycolic face cleanser from À La Paix also contains salicylic acid, glycolic acid, lactic acid, orange peel oil, and grapefruit peel oil. This non-abrasive face wash helps unclog pores, exfoliate dead skin cells, smooth wrinkles, and brighten and even out skin tone. Most importantly, the product can be used for dry, oily, normal, as well as sensitive skin.
To find out more about À La Paix’s glycolic face wash, please visit the company’s official website or Amazon storefront.
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