This formulation yields a foot cream designed especially for men. Chemours™ Glypure™ glycolic acid penetrates the skin efficiently, readjusts water percentages in the epidermis, stimulates collagen synthesis and encourages cell turnover to promote exfoliation and improve skin texture. It is also an efficient pH adjuster.
PureTech Scientific is a leading manufacturer and developer of fluorochemical, fluoropolymer, specialty, and industrial chemical ingredients used in Personal Care and Cosmetics applications. Glypure™ glycolic acid from PureTech Scientific is used extensively in skin and hair care products. Glypure’s use in skin care products helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles providing for more youthful looking skin. In hair care its use imparts manageability, heat resistance, and strength to hair.
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