Kojic Acid Turmeric Brightening Body WashKojic Body Wash
Lathers over wet body skin from a micro-gel into soft bubbles, cleanses away sweat and impurities, and supports brighter-looking, more even-looking body skin.
$35.00$48.00
Two targeted steps for smoother, brighter-looking body skin.
One cleanses. One refines. Each one works on its own.
Lathers over wet body skin from a micro-gel into soft bubbles, cleanses away sweat and impurities, and supports brighter-looking, more even-looking body skin.
$35.00$48.00
Targeted twice-weekly rinse-off care applied to dry skin — for dead-skin buildup, rough patches and bumpy-looking texture on exterior body areas.
$41.00$55.00
Used together as the 2-step routine — see the routine price.
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Kojic acid, turmeric and niacinamide support a more even-looking tone.
Targeted refining care for rough, bumpy-looking body texture.
Two formulas with two different jobs — nothing overlaps.
Daily cleansing, twice-weekly refining. Built for a real week.
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Massage the Body Wash over wet body skin, then rinse.
Use the Body Peel Shot as directed on targeted areas, then rinse.
Follow with your regular body moisturizer.
Where each step is used
Exterior skin only. Each product is used only where its own directions support.
Step 01 is the Kojic Acid Turmeric Brightening Body Wash — a rinse-off wash used on wet body skin. Step 02 is the Hypochlorous Acid Rice Body Peel Shot — a rinse-off exfoliating serum applied to dry skin twice a week. Each has its own role and its own directions.
No. Each product works on its own and can be bought separately. They’re offered together because they do different jobs — cleansing and targeted refining — so some people prefer to use both as a routine.
The Body Peel Shot’s directions give a reference frequency of twice per week. The Body Wash’s approved directions describe how to use it, but do not specify a set frequency — so use it as directed, in the way that suits your shower routine.
Officially referenced areas include the back, underarms, inner thighs and the exterior bikini line, as well as general body skin. It is for external use on exterior body skin only.
Both products list combination, dry, normal, oily and sensitive skin types. That describes who they are formulated for — it is not a promise that they suit every person, and it does not mean irritation-free or hypoallergenic. If your skin feels uncomfortable, stop using the product and contact us or a qualified professional.
It cleanses. Applied to hands or a shower puff, it lathers from a micro-gel into bubbles and is massaged over wet body skin, then rinsed. It supports brighter-looking, more even-looking skin and a softer, smoother skin feel, and it has an orange and lemon citrus fragrance.
It is targeted exfoliating care. It is a rinse-off exfoliating serum with a watery texture, applied to dry skin and massaged over rough or textured areas until residue and loosened buildup begin to roll up, then rinsed with lukewarm water and followed with body cream or lotion.
They belong to the same routine, but they’re used differently: the Body Wash on wet skin as part of your shower, the Body Peel Shot on dry skin twice a week before rinsing. Follow each product’s own directions and frequency rather than assuming they must be used back-to-back in one session.
Elbows and legs are specifically supported by its directions, along with dry, rough or textured exterior body areas. We don’t transfer the Body Wash’s referenced areas to this product.
Yes — underarms are one of the areas officially referenced for the Body Wash. Massage gently over wet skin and rinse thoroughly, as with the rest of the body.
The bikini line is referenced for the Body Wash, and this means exterior skin only. It is never for internal or mucosal use.
Kojic acid is a cosmetic ingredient widely used in brightening-focused formulas. In this rinse-off body wash it is part of the formula’s support for a brighter-looking, more even-looking tone. It is not a treatment for hyperpigmentation and does not permanently alter skin colour.
Turmeric root extract is a botanical extract long associated with radiance rituals. In the Body Wash it sits alongside kojic acid, niacinamide and vitamin C as part of the formula’s brightening-focused ingredient story.
It is an ingredient listed in the Body Peel Shot at 20 ppm. It forms part of a refreshing rinse-off exfoliating serum — it is not a strong chemical acid that peels the skin, and this product is not a chemical peel.
Rice bran water and rice extract are highlighted ingredients in the Body Peel Shot, alongside allantoin and panthenol. They are part of the formula’s comforting, watery character as it is massaged over rough or textured areas.
No. It is a rinse-off exfoliating serum with a watery texture rather than a conventional grainy scrub. It is massaged over dry skin until residue and loosened buildup begin to roll up, then rinsed with lukewarm water.
We don’t publish a results timeline. Body skincare is a ritual rather than a one-time fix, and individual experiences and results vary. The most useful thing you can do is use each product as directed and notice how your skin looks and feels over time.
Stop using the product and contact our support team, or speak with a qualified professional about your skin. Always follow the directions on the product packaging.
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One simple ritual
Two targeted steps. One simple body-care ritual.
Includes one full-size Brightening Body Wash and one full-size Rice Body Peel Shot.