Your body skin is covered in dead cells right now. They're sitting on top of your healthy skin, making you look dull and feel rough.

Why dead skin builds up on your body:

Your body sheds slower than your face - Facial skin renews every 28 days. Body skin takes 40-60 days. That's twice as long for dead cells to pile up.

Friction from clothes - Your clothes rub dead cells around but don't remove them. They just get redistributed and stick to rough patches.

Dry climates and winter - Low humidity makes dead cells cling to your skin instead of shedding naturally.

You're not exfoliating - Most people scrub their face but ignore their body. Dead skin just keeps accumulating.

What happens when you don't exfoliate:

• Your legs look dull and ashy (especially after shaving)
• Your arms have rough bumps (keratosis pilaris/"chicken skin")
• Your elbows and knees look darker and feel rough
• Your back has breakouts because dead cells clog pores
• Your self-tanner looks patchy and orange
• Your lotion sits on top greasy instead of absorbing

What exfoliation does:

• Removes the dead layer so smooth, fresh skin shows through
• Lets your moisturizer actually absorb
• Makes your skin look brighter and more even
• Prevents body acne by unclogging pores
• Preps skin for flawless self-tanner application
• Your skin feels baby-soft when you touch it

Bottom line: If your body feels rough or looks dull, dead skin buildup is why. Remove it and you'll see smooth, glowing skin underneath.

Physical Scrubs (Sugar, Salt, Coffee Grounds):

How they work: Rough particles manually scratch dead skin off through friction

Problems:

• Create micro-tears in your skin with every use
• Too harsh for sensitive skin, KP, or body acne
• Messy in shower - grains everywhere
• Uneven exfoliation - some areas over-scrubbed, some missed
• Can spread bacteria if you have back acne

Chemical Peels (Strong Glycolic or Salicylic Lotions):

How they work: High-percentage acids that dissolve the bonds holding dead skin

Problems:

• Can burn or irritate sensitive skin
• Take 10-15 minutes to work - you're just standing there
• Hard to apply evenly on your back, shoulders, legs
• Some smell awful (chemical smell)
• Can't see what's being removed - just hope it's working

Exfoliating Gloves or Brushes:

How they work: Manual scrubbing with textured material

Problems:

• Requires significant pressure and time
• Exhausting for large body areas (back, legs, chest)
• Can't reach your own back properly
• Harbor bacteria if not cleaned after every use
• Rough on sensitive skin or KP

SEXAPEEL™ SPRAY EXFOLIATOR:

How it works: Glycolic acid loosens dead cells, you gently massage, dead skin pills up and rolls away visibly

Why it's better:

• ✓ You SEE what's being removed - dead skin literally pills up and washes away
• ✓ No scrubbing required - gentle circular motions, no pressure
• ✓ Works in 30-60 seconds - fastest body exfoliation method
• ✓ Reaches everywhere - spray your back, shoulders, anywhere
• ✓ Gentle enough for sensitive skin, rosacea, KP, eczema-prone
• ✓ No mess - no grains or grit, just rinse and you're done
• ✓ Even exfoliation - every area gets treated equally
• ✓ Hydrating formula - Argan Oil and Baobab Oil keep skin soft, not stripped

Think of it like this:

• Scrubs = sandpaper (rough, damaging)
• Chemical peels = paint stripper (harsh, can burn)
• SEXAPEEL™ Spray = gentle vacuum (only removes what's ready to go, leaves healthy skin intact)

People think "spray = weak" because most body sprays are just scented water. This isn't that.

Here's the science:

Active exfoliant: Glycolic Acid - a proven alpha hydroxy acid that breaks down the "glue" (desmosomes) holding dead skin cells together

Physical action: As you massage, natural cellulose binds to loosened dead cells and rolls them into visible balls

Dual mechanism: Chemical (acid loosens) + physical (gentle rolling removes) = complete exfoliation

You literally watch it work:

1. Spray onto dry skin
2. Massage for 30-60 seconds
3. Dead skin pills up into little balls you can see
4. Rinse - smooth, soft, glowing skin underneath

It's not "too gentle to work" - it's "gentle enough to use without damage."Proof it works:

• Your skin is instantly smoother when you touch it
• Rough patches (elbows, knees, arms) feel like silk
• If you had KP bumps, they're noticeably smoother
• Your lotion absorbs immediately instead of sitting greasy
• If you're prepping for self-tan, the tan goes on perfectly even

Don't confuse gentle with ineffective. This removes dead skin completely - you just don't damage your healthy skin in the process.

Both - and that's exactly how it's supposed to work.

Here's what's actually happening:

The product contains natural cellulose (plant-based fibers) that bind together as you massage, creating those little "pills" or balls.

As those balls form, they grab onto:

• Dead skin cells that glycolic acid has loosened
• Surface oils and sebum
• Dirt and environmental debris
• Any buildup sitting on your skin

So yes - part of what you see is product, but it's also doing its job by binding to and removing what your skin doesn't need.

How to know it's working for real:

Before: Touch your arms, legs, or back. Feel that rough texture?

After: Rinse off the rolled-up product. Touch the same areas. They're smooth as silk.

That smoothness isn't from product sitting on your skin - it's because the dead, rough layer is GONE.

Think of it like this:

When you use a lint roller on your clothes, is it "just the roller" or is it removing lint? Both - the sticky roller grabs the lint and removes it.

Same concept here. The product is the removal mechanism. The dead skin is what's being removed.

The proof is how your skin feels after: If it was just product rolling up, your skin would feel the same as before. It doesn't. It feels noticeably smoother because the dead layer is gone.

Sexapeel Spray is a Korean body exfoliation spray that removes dead, dull skin in 60 seconds flat - and you watch it happen.

What it does (simple version): Makes rough, bumpy, dull body skin smooth, soft, and glowing in one minute. You spray it on, rub gently, watch dead skin roll off in little balls, rinse, and you're done.

What it's for:

✓ Rough bumpy skin on arms and thighs (keratosis pilaris/"chicken skin")

✓ Dry, flaky legs (especially after shaving)

✓ Rough elbows, knees, heels

✓ Back and chest acne prevention (unclogs pores)

✓ Dull, ashy-looking skin

✓ Prepping for self-tanner (removes dead cells for even application)

✓ Bald head exfoliation (prevents buildup and ingrowns)

✓ Anywhere your body feels rough or looks dull

How it works:

1. Spray onto dry skin (arms, legs, back, chest, shoulders, bald head - anywhere)
2. Massage gently in circular motions for 30-60 seconds
3. Watch dead skin pill up into visible balls
4. Rinse in shower - smooth, soft, glowing skin revealed

What makes it different:

You see proof it's working - Dead skin literally rolls off visibly

Fast - 60 seconds total, not 10 minutes of scrubbing

Gentle - No harsh scrubbing, no micro-tears, safe for sensitive skin

Reaches everywhere - Spray bottle means you can actually exfoliate your back

Hydrating - Contains Argan Oil and Baobab Oil so skin stays soft

No mess - No gritty particles to clean out of your shower

Made in Korea where they've perfected gentle, effective body exfoliation for decades.

It's easier than you think - 5 steps, 60 seconds.

STEP 1: Start with DRY skin Do this BEFORE your shower, not during. The formula only works on completely dry skin. If your skin is damp, it won't pill properly.

STEP 2: Spray generously Hold bottle 4-6 inches from skin. Spray enough to cover the area - you want good coverage, not a light mist.

Areas to spray:

• Arms (upper and lower)
• Legs (thighs, calves, shins)
• Elbows and knees
• Back and shoulders (this is where spray format shines - you can reach!)
• Chest and décolletage
• Bald head or scalp
• Anywhere that feels rough or bumpy

STEP 3: Massage gently Use circular motions with medium pressure. You'll feel the liquid turn into a gel texture, then start pilling up. Keep going for 30-60 seconds per area.

You're not scrubbing hard - just gentle, continuous circular movements.

STEP 4: Watch it work You'll see little balls forming and rolling across your skin. That's dead skin binding to the product and lifting away. This is the satisfying part everyone talks about.

STEP 5: Rinse thoroughly Hop in the shower and rinse everything off with warm water. All the rolled-up dead skin washes away easily.

STEP 6: Follow up Pat dry and apply body moisturizer or body oil while skin is still slightly damp. Your freshly exfoliated skin will absorb it like crazy.

How often: 1-2 times per week. More than that can over-exfoliate.

Best time: Evening before shower. Your smooth skin can repair overnight.

Pro tip: Do this before self-tanning for the most even, natural-looking application.

Amount per use:

Small area (one arm, bald head, décolletage): 3-5 sprays

Medium area (both legs, back): 8-12 sprays

Full body exfoliation: 15-20 sprays total

You want enough coverage to massage properly, but you don't need to drench yourself. The formula is concentrated - a little goes further than you think.

Bottle size: 10.14 fl oz (300ml)

If you exfoliate full body once a week: One bottle lasts 6-8 months

If you do targeted areas (arms, legs, or back) twice a week: One bottle lasts 8-10 weeks

If you only do problem areas (KP on arms, bald head): One bottle lasts 10-12 weeks

Cost per use: About $1.50-$2.50 per full-body treatment (depending on bottle price)

Most people use it on:

• Legs before shaving (once a week)
• Arms for KP (twice a week)
• Back for acne prevention (once a week)
• Pre-self tan (as needed)

You don't need to exfoliate your entire body every time. Focus on rough spots and rotate areas.

Yes - and this is one of the main reasons people buy it

What KP actually is: Those tiny rough bumps on your upper arms, thighs, or butt aren't acne. They're keratin plugs - basically, dead skin cells and protein getting trapped in your hair follicles and creating little bumps

Why KP is hard to treat:

Scrubs make it worse - Harsh physical scrubbing irritates KP and can cause inflammation, making bumps redder

Strong acids sting - High-percentage chemical peels burn KP-prone skin

It comes back fast - Even when you smooth it, it returns within days

Why Sexapeel Spray works for KP:

Glycolic acid gently dissolves the keratin plugs clogging your follicles without harsh scrubbing

Gentle removal - The pilling action lifts dead cells WITHOUT creating friction that inflames KP

Barrier support - Argan Oil, Baobab Oil, and Banana Extract keep your skin barrier calm (KP gets worse when your barrier is damaged)

Consistent use - Unlike scrubs that you can't use often, this is gentle enough for 2x per week, which keeps KP smooth

What to expect with KP: First use - Bumps feel noticeably smoother. Not gone, but definitely improved

After 2 weeks (4 uses): Bumps are visibly smaller. Rough texture is significantly reduced. Redness fades

After 1 month (8 uses): Arms/thighs look and feel smoother than they have in years. Bumps are minimal

Ongoing: Use 1-2x per week to maintain smooth skin. If you stop, KP gradually returns (that's just how KP works - it's genetic, not curable, only manageable)

How to use it for KP:

1. Apply to DRY arms/thighs with KP
2. Massage gently - don't scrub hard or you'll inflame it
3. Focus on the bumpy areas but don't overwork them
4. Rinse thoroughly
5. IMMEDIATELY apply rich moisturizer - this step is crucial for KP
6. Use 2x per week for first month, then 1x per week for maintenance

Thousands of people with KP swear by this. It's the gentlest method that actually works.

Yes - But you may want to try SEXAPEEL™ Gommage Peeling Gel .

For your face, use: SEXAPEEL™ Gommage Peeling Gel - it's the facial version with gentle PHAs and Mandelic Acid specifically for face and neck.

No - and that's the whole point of the formula.

Why most exfoliants dry you out:

Scrubs strip away natural oils through harsh friction

Strong chemical peels dissolve oils along with dead skin

Alcohol-based formulas evaporate moisture

Why Sexapeel Spray WON'T:

Contains hydrating oils: Argan Oil and Baobab Oil - both rich in essential fatty acids that nourish while you exfoliate

Banana Extract: Natural humectant that pulls moisture into skin

Collagen and Vitamin C: Support skin structure and hydration retention

Glycolic acid at the right concentration: Strong enough to exfoliate, gentle enough not to strip

What your skin feels like after:Immediately: Smooth, soft, clean - not tight or "squeaky"

10 minutes later: Comfortable, hydrated (especially after moisturizer)

Hours later: Still soft, not dry or flaky

Next day: Smooth, touchable, glowing

The finish is clean but moisturized - like freshly polished skin with healthy glow, not stripped or dehydrated.

Pro tip: For extra hydration, follow immediately with body oil (like Water Oil) while skin is still damp. Your freshly exfoliated skin will drink it up.

If you have very dry skin: Exfoliate once a week (not twice) and ALWAYS moisturize immediately after.

YES - and you absolutely should.Why bald heads need exfoliation:

Dead skin builds up on your scalp just like anywhere else - but you can't see it until it flakes off (embarrassing)

Sebum and sweat accumulate on your scalp daily - creates greasy film mixed with dead cells

Clogged follicles can cause ingrown hairs, bumps, and scalp acne

Dry, flaky scalp makes you look like you have dandruff even if you don't

Dull-looking scalp - dead skin makes your head look dull instead of healthy and glowing

How to use on bald head:

1. Stand in shower (or over sink) so rinse is easy
2. Spray 4-6 sprays directly on DRY scalp - cover the whole dome
3. Massage gently with fingertips in circular motions for 45-60 seconds
4. You'll feel dead skin and buildup rolling off
5. Rinse thoroughly with warm water
6. Pat dry and apply light moisturizer or scalp serum if desired

How often for bald head: 1-2 times per week

Results:

Immediate: Scalp feels incredibly smooth and clean - like after a professional scalp treatment

Within days: No more flaking or dry patches

After 2 weeks: Scalp looks healthy, glowing, even-toned

Ongoing: Prevents buildup, ingrowns, and bumps

Thousands of bald men use this weekly. It's the easiest way to keep your head looking and feeling great.

Bonus: Makes your scalp the perfect canvas for hats, beanies, or just being bare - smooth, comfortable, no embarrassing flakes.

YES - this is literally THE BEST thing you can do before self-tanning.

Why self-tanner goes on patchy:

Dead skin holds onto tan unevenly - rough areas (elbows, knees, ankles) grab too much product and look dark/orange

Dry patches absorb more tan than smooth skin - creates streaks and splotches

Old skin sheds quickly - taking your tan with it after 2-3 days

Your tan is only as good as the skin underneath. Remove dead cells first = flawless, even, long-lasting tan.

How to prep with Sexapeel before self-tan:

24-48 hours BEFORE tanning:

1. Spray all over - legs, arms, chest, back, anywhere you're tanning
2. Extra attention to rough spots - elbows, knees, ankles, hands, feet
3. Massage gently until all dead skin pills away
4. Rinse thoroughly - make sure no product residue remains
5. Moisturize immediately with light lotion (not heavy oils)
6. Repeat the next day if needed for very dry/rough skin

Wait 24 hours, then apply self-tanner as usual

Why this prep method works:

Even canvas - All dead cells removed means tan applies evenly everywhere

Better absorption - Fresh skin grabs tan uniformly, not in patches

Longer lasting - Tan sits on healthy skin cells that don't shed for 7-10 days

No streaks - Smooth skin = smooth tan application

Professional-looking results - Looks like you went to a spray tan booth

What you'll notice:Your self-tanner glides on smoothly without catching on rough spots Color develops evenly - no dark elbows or patchy knees Tan lasts 7-10 days instead of 3-4 days Fading is gradual and even, not splotchy You can actually skip the salon and DIY with perfect results

Pro tip: Don't exfoliate the day OF tanning. Do it 24-48 hours before. Your skin needs time to calm down for best color development.

Spray tan artists recommend this for at-home prep between professional appointments.

Yes - gentle exfoliation is one of the best things you can do for body acne.

Why you get back/chest acne:

Dead skin cells mix with oil and clog your pores

Sweat from workouts or hot weather sits on skin and traps bacteria

Friction from backpacks, sports bras, tight shirts

Body hair can trap dead cells and sebum around follicles

Long hair (if you have it) can transfer oils and products to your back

All of this = clogged pores = breakouts.

How Sexapeel helps prevent body acne:

Unclogs pores - Removes dead cells and debris BEFORE they can clog and cause breakouts

Glycolic acid - Proven to help with acne by exfoliating inside pores, not just surface

Prevents new breakouts - Regular use (1x per week) keeps pores clear

Gentle enough for sensitive/broken skin - Unlike harsh scrubs that can spread bacteria and make acne worse

Reaches your back - Spray format means you can actually treat your whole back yourself

How to use for back/chest acne:

Frequency: Once per week (don't over-exfoliate or you'll irritate active breakouts)

Application:

1. Spray on DRY back/chest/shoulders before shower
2. Massage gently - avoid pressing hard on active breakouts
3. Focus on areas prone to breakouts but don't overwork inflamed areas
4. Rinse thoroughly
5. Follow with salicylic acid body wash if you use one
6. Moisturize with non-comedogenic body lotion

What NOT to do:

• Don't scrub active breakouts (can spread bacteria)
• Don't use on broken or bleeding skin
• Don't combine with other harsh exfoliants same day
• Don't skip moisturizer (dry skin = more oil production = more acne)

What to expect:

First use: Skin feels cleaner and smoother

After 2 weeks: Fewer new breakouts forming

After 1 month: Existing breakouts heal faster, skin texture improves, less congestion

Ongoing maintenance: Use weekly to prevent buildup that causes acne

Important: This prevents body acne by keeping pores clear. It's not a treatment for severe or cystic body acne (that needs dermatologist care).

Best results when combined with:

• Body wash with salicylic acid (after exfoliating)
• Changing workout clothes immediately after sweating
• Showering after workouts
• Non-comedogenic body lotion
• Washing your back/chest before conditioning hair (so conditioner doesn't run down and clog pores)

YES - but timing matters.

BEFORE shaving:

✓ Good idea - Removes dead skin and lifts hairs for closer shave

Do this:

1. Exfoliate with Sexapeel (on dry skin before shower)
2. Rinse thoroughly
3. Wait 10-15 minutes for skin to calm down
4. Then shave as usual with good shaving cream

Benefits: Closer shave, fewer ingrown hairs, smoother results

AFTER shaving:

✗ DON'T DO IT - Freshly shaved skin is irritated and sensitive. Shaving creates micro-abrasions (tiny cuts you can't see). Adding glycolic acid to freshly shaved skin will sting and can cause irritation.

Wait at least 24 hours after shaving before using Sexapeel.

BEST SCHEDULE FOR LEGS:

Day 1: Exfoliate with Sexapeel

Day 2: Shave (skin is smooth, hairs are lifted, you get great results)

Day 3-7: Regular routine

Day 8: Exfoliate again

This prevents:

• Ingrown hairs (dead skin traps hairs under surface)
• Razor bumps (clogged follicles after shaving)
• Dull, rough legs between shaves
• Patchy self-tanner if you use it

For silky-smooth legs:

1. Exfoliate before shaving (12-24 hours before)
2. Shave with good technique
3. Moisturize daily
4. Exfoliate again 5-7 days later
5. Repeat cycle

Pro tip: If you get terrible ingrown hairs or razor bumps, exfoliate 2-3 days AFTER shaving (once skin heals) to prevent hairs from getting trapped. This helps prevent the next round of ingrowns.

Sensitive skin: YES, with caution

This is much gentler than scrubs or strong chemical peels, BUT glycolic acid can still irritate very reactive skin.

How to use with sensitive skin: Patch test first - Try on small area (inner arm) and wait 24 hours

Start with once every 10 days - Not weekly. Give your skin time to adjust.

Don't massage as long - 30 seconds max, not full 60 seconds

Moisturize immediately after - Rich body butter or oil

Watch for redness or irritation - If it stings or makes you red, it's too much

Most people with sensitive skin can use this once a week with no issues. Just start conservatively.

Eczema-prone skin: YES, but avoid flare areas

Use it on clear, calm skin ONLY.

Never use on:

• Active eczema patches (red, inflamed, broken skin)
• Areas that are cracked or weeping
• Skin that's currently flaring

You CAN use on:

• Healed areas between flares
• Parts of your body that don't have eczema
• Calm, intact skin

Benefits for eczema-prone skin:

• Removes flaky dead skin from healed eczema areas
• Makes moisturizer absorb better (eczema skin needs lots of moisture)
• Smooths rough texture without harsh scrubbing

Frequency: Once every 7-10 days on clear areas only

Always follow with: Thick, fragrance-free moisturizer or eczema-safe cream

Rosacea on body: YES (carefully)

Some people get rosacea on their chest, back, or décolletage (not just face).

Safe to use if:

• Skin is calm, not actively flaring
• You're not currently red or inflamed
• You start with patch test

How to use:

• Once every 7-10 days max
• Gentle massage, don't overwork the area
• Rinse with lukewarm (not hot) water
• Moisturize immediately

Skip it if:

• You're having a rosacea flare
• Your skin is red or burning
• You're using prescription rosacea treatments (ask your dermatologist)

Many people with mild body rosacea use this 1-2x per month with no issues. Just listen to your skin.

Glycolic acid at this concentration is generally considered safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding, BUT you should always check with your OB/GYN first.

Why it's considered safe: Topical use only - Doesn't penetrate deep enough to reach bloodstream in significant amounts

Short contact time - You rinse it off after 60 seconds

Body application - Not going anywhere near your belly or nursing areas if you don't want it to

That said: Every pregnancy is different. Some doctors are more conservative than others

Best practice:

1. Show the ingredient list to your OB/GYN
2. Get their specific okay for your situation
3. If approved, start with patch test to make sure your pregnancy skin doesn't react differently

Many pregnant women use this safely (with doctor approval) to manage:

• Dry, itchy pregnancy skin
• Rough patches on legs
• Keratosis pilaris that got worse during pregnancy
• Prepping skin for postpartum (stretch mark prevention through good skin health)

Just get doctor approval first. Better safe than sorry.

YES - exfoliation is safe and beneficial for all skin tones.

Important note for deeper skin tones:

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) - Darker skin tones are more prone to dark spots after any irritation or inflammation.

Why Sexapeel is GOOD for preventing PIH:

Gentle method - No harsh scrubbing that can cause micro-trauma (which triggers PIH in dark skin)

Glycolic acid actually helps fade existing dark spots over time through gentle exfoliation

Even exfoliation - Removes dead cells uniformly so skin tone looks more even

Prevents ingrown hairs - Which cause dark spots in dark skin when they become inflamed

How to use safely on deeper skin tones:

Don't over-exfoliate - Stick to once a week max

Be gentle - Don't scrub hard or you'll create inflammation

Always moisturize after - Dry skin can trigger PIH

Use sunscreen - Freshly exfoliated skin is more vulnerable to sun damage (which causes dark spots)

Don't pick at skin - Exfoliation helps prevent ingrowns, but if you get one, don't pick it

Benefits for deeper skin tones: Prevents "ashy" look (which is dead skin buildup) Helps fade existing dark spots from old ingrowns or body acne Creates even canvas for body makeup or self-tanner Prevents ingrown hairs (major cause of dark spots in dark skin) Makes skin look more radiant and glowing

Thousands of people with deeper skin tones use this weekly with beautiful results.

Men ABSOLUTELY should use this - and many do.

Why men need body exfoliation:

Thicker, rougher skin - Men's skin is about 25% thicker than women's, so dead skin buildup is even worse

More body hair - Can trap dead skin, oil, and debris around follicles

More sweating - Dead skin + sweat = clogged pores and body acne

Athletic activities - Gym, sports, outdoor work = more friction and buildup

Ingrown hairs - From shaving chest, back, or manscaping

"Bacne" (back acne) - Extremely common in men, prevented by regular gentle exfoliation

Bald/shaved heads - Need scalp exfoliation to prevent buildup and flaking

Common uses for men:

Back exfoliation - Where you can't reach with scrubs, spray makes it easy

Chest and shoulders - Prevents acne and ingrowns

Bald head - Weekly scalp exfoliation

Before manscaping - Prevents ingrowns in sensitive areas

Rough elbows - Smooths them out fast

Athletic recovery - Removes sweat and grime buildup after workouts

Pre-date grooming - Smooth, fresh skin everywhere

How men typically use it:

1-2x per week before shower Focus on: back, chest, shoulders, bald head, anywhere rough or prone to breakouts Quick, easy, no mess - way better than fumbling with a back scrubber"

Best body care product I've ever used" is a common review from men.

It's not gendered. It's just effective.

Fragrance-free formula - no "feminine" scent that makes guys uncomfortable

Quick and practical - 60 seconds, rinse, done. Fits into any routine.

Visible results - Men like seeing proof something works. This literally shows you dead skin coming off.

Italy towels (Korean exfoliating cloths) are rough textured cloths you use in the shower to scrub dead skin off.

Similarities:

• Both remove visible dead skin
• Both originated in Korean skincare culture
• Both show you proof it's working

Differences:

Italy Towel:

• Manual scrubbing - takes time and effort
• Hard to reach your back effectively
• Can be too rough for sensitive skin, KP
• Requires significant pressure
• Only works in hot shower (softened skin)
• Needs to be cleaned/sanitized regularly
• Rough on body acne or irritated skin

SEXAPEEL™ Spray:

• Spray and gentle massage - easy
• Spray your back easily
• Gentle enough for sensitive skin
• No pressure needed
• Works on dry skin before shower
• Spray bottle - no bacteria concerns
• Gentle enough to use near breakouts

When to use each:

Italy towel: Once a month deep exfoliation if your skin tolerates it

Sexapeel Spray: Weekly maintenance for smooth skin without harsh scrubbing

Many people use both: Italy towel once monthly for deep exfoliation, Sexapeel weekly for gentle maintenance.

Dry brushing = Using a firm bristle brush on dry skin before showering to exfoliate and "stimulate lymphatic drainage."

Sexapeel Spray vs Dry Brushing:

Dry Brushing:

• 10+ minutes of brushing entire body
• Requires correct technique (brush toward heart)
• Can't reach your back properly
• Rough on sensitive skin
• Removes surface dead skin only
• No ingredients - just mechanical
• Bristles can harbor bacteria
• Exhausting for large areas

Sexapeel Spray:

• 60 seconds per area
• No technique required - just massage
• Spray your back easily
• Gentle enough for most skin types
• Chemical + physical = deeper exfoliation
• Contains hydrating oils
• Spray bottle stays clean
• Effortless

Claims about lymphatic drainage: Dry brushing claims to "drain lymph" - there's limited scientific evidence for this. If you like the ritual and it feels good, great. But for actual exfoliation, chemical + gentle physical (like Sexapeel) is more effective.

Best approach:

• Use Sexapeel Spray 1-2x per week for actual exfoliation
• Dry brush on other days if you enjoy the ritual and stimulation
• Or skip dry brushing entirely - Sexapeel gives better exfoliation results with less effort

Chemical peel lotions/gels (like The Ordinary's 7% Glycolic Toning Solution or strong body peels):

Similarities:

• Both use glycolic acid
• Both chemically break down dead skin bonds

Key differences:

Chemical Peel Products:

• Leave on skin for 10-15 minutes
• Can't see what's being removed
• Hard to apply evenly on back, legs
• Can burn or sting on sensitive areas
• No physical removal - acids work alone
• Often smell like chemicals

SEXAPEEL™ Spray:

• Rinse off after 60 seconds
• Visible proof - watch dead skin pill off
• Spray format = even application everywhere
• Gentler formula with soothing ingredients
• Chemical loosening + gentle physical removal
• No strong chemical smell

Effectiveness:

Strong chemical peels are more aggressive - they'll exfoliate deeper but with more irritation risk.

Sexapeel is gentler and combines chemical + physical for complete removal with less irritation.

Best for most people: Sexapeel - easier to use, less irritation, immediate visible results.

Best for very tough skin/severe buildup: Stronger chemical peels (but expect some irritation).

For most people: 1-2 times per week MAX

Don't use daily. More is not better with exfoliation - it's actually worse.

Schedule by skin concern:

Normal skin: Once per week maintenance

Very dry/rough skin: Twice per week for first month, then once weekly

Keratosis pilaris (KP): Twice per week consistently

Body acne prevention: Once per week

Sensitive skin: Once every 7-10 days

Bald head maintenance: 1-2 times per week

Pre-self tanner: Once 24-48 hours before tanning

Why not more often: Your skin needs 5-7 days to produce new skin cells. Over-exfoliating removes healthy skin, not just dead cells.

Signs you're over-exfoliating:

• Skin feels tight or irritated
• Redness that won't go away
• Increased sensitivity
• More breakouts (from damaged barrier)
• Dry, flaky patches

If this happens: Stop exfoliating for 2 weeks. Just moisturize. When you restart, do once every 10 days.

Perfect weekly routine:

Sunday: Exfoliate with Sexapeel

Monday-Saturday: Regular shower, moisturize

Next Sunday: Exfoliate again

Simple, consistent, effective.

Face/Neck: NO - Use SEXAPEEL™ Gommage Peeling Gel instead (it's formulated for delicate facial skin)

Chest/Décolletage: YES - This works great for chest, décolletage, shoulders

Why chest is okay but face isn't:

Chest skin is similar thickness to body skin and can handle this concentration. Face skin (especially around eyes, cheeks) is thinner and needs gentler formulation.

How to use on chest/décolletage:

1. Spray on dry chest and décolletage area
2. Massage gently (this skin is more sensitive than arms/legs, so be gentle)
3. Rinse after 30-45 seconds (don't leave on as long as tougher body areas)
4. Moisturize immediately

Great for:

• Chest acne prevention
• Sun damage texture on décolletage
• Smoothing crepey chest skin
• Prepping chest for low-cut clothing or swimwear

Be gentle on décolletage - skin there is delicate and shows aging easily. Don't over-exfoliate or scrub hard.

ALWAYS moisturize immediately after exfoliating. This is non-negotiable.

Why: Freshly exfoliated skin absorbs products 3-5x better than dead-cell-covered skin. This is the BEST time to hydrate and nourish. Also, exfoliation temporarily makes your skin more vulnerable. Moisturizer protects your fresh skin.

Best products to use after SEXAPEEL™:

Immediately after (while skin is still damp):

Body oil (like Water Oil) - Absorbs deeply into fresh skin, seals in moisture, gives glowing finish

OR

Rich body lotion - Especially if you have dry skin or KP

OR

Body butter - For very dry areas like elbows, knees, heels

30 minutes later (optional):

Targeted treatments if you use them:

• Retinol body lotion for anti-aging (chest, hands)
• Niacinamide body serum for dark spots
• Salicylic acid lotion for body acne (back, chest)

What NOT to use immediately after:

Strong acids or retinoids same day - Too much exfoliation at once

Fragrance-heavy products - Freshly exfoliated skin is more sensitive

Nothing at all - Never skip moisturizer after exfoliating

Best combo: Sexapeel Spray exfoliation + Water Oil while damp + Intense Barrier Cream to seal = softest, smoothest, most hydrated skin.

DRY SKIN ONLY.

This is crucial. The formula is designed to work on completely dry skin. If your skin is wet or damp, it won't pill properly and you won't get exfoliation.

Why dry skin matters: The cellulose fibers need friction + dry skin to create the pilling effect. Water dilutes the formula and prevents proper binding to dead cells.

Correct process:

✓ Apply to dry skin BEFORE getting in shower

✓ Massage until pilling occurs

✓ THEN get in shower to rinse

Don't do:

✗ Spray while in shower with water running

✗ Apply to damp skin after washing

✗ Try to use on wet skin

If you accidentally apply to damp skin:

It just won't work. Pat skin completely dry, wait a few minutes, then try again.

Pro tip: If your bathroom is very humid (steam from shower), exfoliate BEFORE you shower, in a different room if needed. You need fully dry skin for this to work properly.

Within 60 seconds of rinsing:

Touch: Incredibly smooth - like silk. Baby-soft in areas that were rough before.

Look: Brighter, more even tone. If you had ashy or dull skin, that's gone. Skin has a healthy glow.

Feel: Clean but not tight. Comfortable, not stripped. Slightly more sensitive than usual (that's normal and temporary).

Rough patches: Elbows, knees, heels, KP bumps - noticeably smoother immediately.

After you moisturize: Lotion/oil absorbs instantly instead of sitting greasy on top. Your skin drinks it up.

Later that day: Skin still feels smooth and looks glowing. If you run your hand over areas that were rough before, they're noticeably softer.

Next morning: Still smooth. That dead, dull layer hasn't come back overnight. Your skin feels fresh and healthy.

What you'll notice over the next few days: Moisturizer keeps absorbing better - you might need less product. Clothes feel softer against your skin. If you had KP bumps, they stay smooth longer. No more "ashy" look even without lotion. Your skin just feels... better

How long results last: 3-7 days of noticeably smoother skin, then you'll start feeling slight roughness return as new dead cells accumulate. That's when you exfoliate again.

Timeline for keratosis pilaris (chicken skin) improvement:

First use: Bumps feel 50-60% smoother immediately. Not gone, but definitely improved.

After 1 week (2 uses): Bumps are visibly smaller. Rough texture noticeably reduced.

After 2 weeks (4 uses): Significant improvement. Arms/thighs look much smoother. Red bumps are fading.

After 1 month (8 uses): Arms and thighs feel almost completely smooth. Bumps are minimal. This is the point where people start getting compliments.

After 2-3 months (consistent use): Maximum improvement achieved. KP is manageable with weekly maintenance. Skin looks and feels normal, not bumpy.

Important notes about KP:

KP is genetic - You're managing it, not curing it. If you stop exfoliating, it gradually comes back over 2-4 weeks.

Moisturizing matters - KP gets worse when skin is dry. Exfoliate + immediately moisturize = best results.

Consistency is key - Using this sporadically won't help KP. You need 2x per week for first month, then 1x per week maintenance.

Be patient - Don't expect perfection in one use. KP took years to develop, it takes weeks to improve.

Timeline for general rough, dry skin:

Immediately: Noticeably smoother after first use

After 1 week: Skin stays smooth between exfoliation sessions

After 2 weeks: Rough patches (elbows, knees) are significantly improved

After 1 month: Skin texture is transformed - consistently soft and smooth

With continued use: You maintain smooth skin indefinitely with weekly exfoliation

Most common reasons:

1. Your skin isn't completely dry: This is #1 reason it doesn't work. Even slightly damp skin prevents pilling.

Fix: Pat skin COMPLETELY dry. Wait 2-3 minutes if you just washed. In humid bathroom? Exfoliate in bedroom instead.

2. You didn't use enough product: If coverage is too light, there's not enough formula to create the pilling effect.

Fix: Use more sprays. You want visible coverage on the area, not just a light mist.

3. You're not massaging long enough: It takes 15-20 seconds of massage before pilling starts.

Fix: Keep going! Circular motions, medium pressure, for 30-60 seconds. Don't give up after 10 seconds.

4. You're massaging too gently: You need enough friction to create the pilling action.

Fix: Use medium pressure - not hard scrubbing, but not feather-light either. Think "firm massage pressure."

5. Your skin is too oily: If you just applied lotion or body oil, the product can't grip properly.

Fix: Use on clean, dry, product-free skin. If you moisturized recently, wash that area first, dry completely, then try again.

6. Product is old or was stored incorrectly: Extreme heat or age can affect formula performance.

Fix: Store at room temperature. Check expiration date. If bottle is old, it might be time for a new one.

Stop immediately and rinse with cool water.

Why it might be stinging:

Freshly shaved skin - Glycolic acid on micro-cuts from shaving = sting

Broken or irritated skin - Any open areas, scratches, or irritation

Over-exfoliated skin - You've been exfoliating too often

Very sensitive skin - Some people react to glycolic acid

Sun-damaged skin - Burned or sun-damaged skin is more reactive

What to do:

Short term:

1. Rinse immediately with cool water
2. Apply gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer
3. Avoid hot water, scrubbing, or other actives for 24-48 hours
4. Let your skin calm down completely

Going forward:

Wait longer after shaving - 48 hours minimum

Reduce frequency - Once every 10 days instead of weekly

Shorter contact time - Massage for 30 seconds max, not 60

Patch test first - Test on small area before doing large areas

Consider if this product is right for you - Some very sensitive skin can't tolerate glycolic acid

If you get stinging every time: This might be too strong for your skin type. Try Sexapeel Gommage Peeling Gel (facial version) on your body instead - it's gentler.

Possibly - or you might need to adjust technique.

Reasons you might see less pilling:

1. Your skin is genuinely pretty smooth: If you exfoliate regularly or your body naturally sheds well, you won't have much dead buildup.

This is good! It means your skin is healthy. Use weekly for maintenance.

2. You exfoliated recently: If you used another exfoliant (scrub, brush) within the last few days, there's not much dead skin to remove yet.

Wait 5-7 days between exfoliation sessions for buildup to accumulate.

3. You're on retinoids or other cell-turnover products: These speed up skin renewal, so less dead skin piles up.

This is fine - you're already exfoliating chemically with those products. Use this less often (every 10-14 days).

4. Some body areas naturally have less buildup: Your stomach might not have much dead skin, but your elbows definitely do.

Focus on rough spots: arms, legs, elbows, knees, back - areas with more buildup.

To see if it's working:

Touch test: Feel area before and after. Even if you don't see tons of pilling, your skin should feel smoother.

Visual test: Look at your skin - does it look brighter and more even? That's exfoliation working.

Moisturizer test: Does your lotion absorb faster after? That means dead cells were removed.

Bottle size: 10.14 fl oz (300ml)

Estimated usage:

Full body once per week: 6-8 weeks per bottle

Legs + arms twice per week: 8-10 weeks per bottle

Targeted areas (KP on arms, bald head): 10-12 weeks per bottle

Occasional use (before self-tan): 3-4 months per bottle

Cost per use: Approximately $1.50-$2.50 per full-body treatment

Most people use it:

• 1-2x per week on problem areas (not full body every time)
• Focus on areas that need it most: KP on arms, rough legs, back acne, bald head
• Full body treatment monthly, targeted areas weekly

One bottle lasts most people 2-3 months with typical use pattern.

Let's do the math:

Professional body scrub/polish at spa: $60-120 per treatment

At-home with Sexapeel:

• One bottle: $59
• Lasts 6+ months with regular use
• Cost per treatment: ~$2-3
• You can do it anytime, unlimited treatments

Professional chemical body peel: $150-250 per session

Over 3 months:

• Spa treatments: $180-360 (if you go monthly)
• Sexapeel at home: $59 for unlimited treatments

What you're paying for:

Korean formulation expertise - Decades of perfecting gentle but effective exfoliation

Glycolic acid - Professional concentration in at-home formula

Hydrating oils - Argan, Baobab - keep skin nourished while exfoliating

Convenience - Use anytime, in your own home, no appointments

Spray bottle - Reach your back easily (can't do that with scrubs)

Gentle formula - Safe for sensitive skin, KP, body acne

Is it worth it?

If you:

• Have KP and have tried everything else (most expensive KP treatments are $30-50 and don't work)
• Get regular body scrubs at spa (this pays for itself in one month)
• Have rough, bumpy skin that bothers you
• Self-tan regularly (flawless application = this pays for itself in saved product/better results)
• Are bald and tired of scalp buildup
• Have back acne and can't reach to scrub properly

Then yes - absolutely worth it.

If you:

• Have naturally smooth skin with no issues
• Only exfoliate once or twice a year
• Don't have KP, rough patches, or buildup problems

Then maybe not necessary - your skin is already healthy.

Easy fix! Just run hot water on the tip of the sprayer for at least 30-45 seconds.

Then peel off any product that may have clogged the nozzle.

Then shake well and spray about 10 times to prime the pump. You should be good to go.

The spray nozzle has a "lock" to keep the product from leaking. Just click the latch all the way to the side and it will spray. Be sure you shake well before use.

No, it is not advisable to transfer Sexapeel™ into a smaller spray bottle due to its thick, milky consistency.

The formula needs to be shaken before each use, and the viscosity of the product can potentially clog most sprayers.

Therefore, it is not recommended to decant Sexapeel™ into a smaller spray bottle.

Yes, we never test on animals.

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Why buy direct:

• Guaranteed authentic product
• Proper storage and handling
• Fresh inventory (not old stock sitting in warehouse)
• Customer service support if you have questions
• 30-day money-back guarantee

Be careful of:

• Third-party sellers on Amazon/eBay (may be counterfeit or expired)
• Discount sites with too-good-to-be-true prices
• Products without proper seals or packaging

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Use it as directed for 30 days. If you're not satisfied with results, email support@soniaroselli.com for full refund.

What "doesn't work" means:

Qualifies for refund:

• You followed directions (dry skin, proper massage) and saw no smoothing at all
• It irritated your skin even after patch testing
• You're not satisfied with results after fair trial

Doesn't qualify:

• "I forgot to use it regularly" - inconsistent use won't show results
• "I used it once" - one use isn't a fair trial
• "It didn't cure my severe eczema" - this is exfoliation, not medical treatment

What usually happens: Most people love it after first use and become repeat customers. The 6% who don't usually:

• Didn't follow directions (used on wet skin)
• Have skin too sensitive for any glycolic acid
• Expected it to cure medical conditions

You have nothing to lose - try it for 30 days. If it doesn't make your skin smoother, softer, and more glowing, get your money back.