Eraser Shot Glycolic Acid Booster – AHA/BHA/PHA skin-smoothing booster

💗 Eraser Shot Glycolic Acid Booster

For stubborn rough patches, dull tone and more visible pores, a harsh scrub is not necessarily needed. The Arencia Eraser Shot Glycolic Acid Booster is a lightweight, creamy exfoliating booster that combines AHA, BHA and PHA acids into a single skin-smoothing routine step. It is especially interesting if the skin surface is uneven and regular moisturising alone is not enough.

🔎 What should you know about this formula?

According to the manufacturer’s list, glycolic acid is present at 10,151 ppm (approximately 1.015%), not 10%. It also contains salicylic acid (BHA) and lactobionic acid (PHA); the brand does not specify the percentage active concentration of the latter two. Multiple acids do not automatically mean stronger or faster results: individual skin tolerance is decisive. The texture is not a watery acid tonic but a more comfortable booster that also contains hydrating ingredients.

✨ What can it do?

• Helps refine the appearance of rough, uneven skin texture and dullness caused by dead skin cells.
• Contains salicylic acid and lactobionic acid alongside glycolic acid, each with different exfoliating properties.
• Niacinamide, panthenol, allantoin, centella and hyaluronic acid complement the formula to support comfort.
• With its creamy, easily spreadable texture, it can be incorporated between serum and moisturiser.

🧬 Key active ingredients and components

Glycolic acid (AHA)

A water-soluble exfoliating acid that helps remove surface dead skin cells, making the skin appear smoother.

Salicylic acid and lactobionic acid (BHA/PHA)

BHA is oil-soluble in nature, while PHA may feel gentler; together they specifically complement the AHA component.

Niacinamide, panthenol, centella

Supporting ingredients for tone uniformity, hydration and skin comfort.

🎯 Who do we recommend it for?

For uneven textured, rough or congestion-prone skin, primarily for routines already familiar with exfoliants. Not the first choice for easily flushed or actively irritated skin.

💗 Why do we love it?

We love this formula because it has a clear role in the routine and its ingredient list can be understood alongside genuine usage advice. MyBelle tip: the term “glycolic acid cream” can easily be confused with a traditional face cream. This is a targeted exfoliating booster, not a daily moisturiser replacement.

🧴 How to use?

In the evening, after cleansing and – if you use one – toner, apply very thinly to the face, avoiding the eye and lip contours. Start with 1–2 times per week; if well tolerated, frequency can be increased individually. Follow with a moisturiser.

What to watch out for? Contains exfoliating acids: do not combine with strong acids, retinoids or abrasive exfoliants on the same evening. If irritation, stinging or increased tightness occurs, reduce frequency or discontinue. Appropriate sun protection is necessary in the morning.

General precautions: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes; if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Do not use on damaged skin. Discontinue use if persistent redness, itching or irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children, protected from direct sunlight and high heat. The INCI may vary with production batches; the label on your packaging is authoritative.

❓ Frequently asked questions

How much glycolic acid does it contain?

The manufacturer lists 10,151 ppm glycolic acid in the INCI, approximately 1.015%. It is not a 10% glycolic acid serum.

Can it be used every night?

Frequency depends on skin tolerance. We recommend starting with 1–2 times per week; daily use is not mandatory.

Is sun protection necessary alongside it?

Yes. Daytime SPF is especially important alongside exfoliation.

How is it different from a moisturiser?

Its primary role is exfoliating care for uneven skin texture; a moisturiser can be a separate step.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

Only with increased caution and patch testing. Avoid if the skin barrier is damaged, irritated or actively inflamed.

📌 What else is good to know before choosing

Product data has been compiled based on manufacturer and wholesaler ingredient lists linked to the specific EAN. This cosmetic is not a medicinal product; effects and tolerance may vary between individuals.