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Glyco 6 Cream 30g
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Fenyi Shea Butter Mini Exfoliating Scrub
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The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner (Previously Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution) 240ml
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The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% 30ml
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The Derma Co 15% AHA +1% BHA Beginner Face Peeling Solution 30ml
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Fenyi Green Tea Scrub
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St. Ives Blemish Control Apricot Scrub 150ml
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Neutrogena Clear & Defend 2% Salicylic Acid Face Scrub for Spot-Prone Skin 150ml
Beauty Formulas Facial Scrub with Activate Charcoal
Simple Clear Pore Scrub Daily Skin Detox for Smoother, Clearer Skin (Official)
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Garnier Bright Complete Vitamin C Face wash for Clears Dullness 100ml
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St. Ives Fresh Skin Apricot Scrub (Made in Poland) 150ml
St. Ives Gentle Smoothing Oatmeal Face Scrub & Mask
Cosrx BHA Blackhead Power Liquid
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Cosrx AHA 7 Whitehead Power Liquid
YC Whitening Facial Scrub With Papaya Extract 175ml
St. Ives Radiant Skin Pink Lemon & Mandarin Orange Scrub
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Pond's Bright Miracle Ultimate Pore Clear Clay-BHA Facial Scrub
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CARE:NEL Dr. Skin AHA·BHA Peeling Serum
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Laikou Sakura Exfoliating Scrub 3g
The Ordinary Lactic Acid 10% + HA
YC Whitening Facial Scrub With Lemon & Honey Extract
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XBC Tea Tree Facial Scrub for Cleansing Pores & Blackheads 250ml
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Clean & Clear Exfoliating Oil Free Daily Wash for Clearer & Smoother Skin 150ml
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St. Ives Gentle Smoothing Oatmeal Scrub & Mask
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Everglow Papaya & Raspberry Facial Scrub 175ml
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Some By Mi AHA.BHA.PHA 30 Days Miracle Toner 150ml
Garnier Pure Active 3in1 Anti Blackhead Scrub with BHA+Charcoal 150ml
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APLB 32.5% AHA BHA PHA Centella Ampoule Serum 40ml
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Arencia Fresh Green Cleanser
Exfoliator Price in Bangladesh
An exfoliator clears away the dead surface cells that make skin look dull and block pores, either by rubbing them off with fine grains or by loosening them with acids and enzymes. On Arogga that means apricot and sugar scrubs, BHA liquids, glycolic toners, lactic serums and peeling gels for face and body. Used too often, any of them leaves skin red and raw, so frequency matters as much as the product.
Exfoliators sits under Skincare.
Exfoliators by Type
The range splits into two shelves by the way each product works:
- Physical Exfoliators (Scrubs) — face and body scrubs made with apricot shell, sugar, coffee, oatmeal or rounded beads.
- Chemical Exfoliators (AHA, BHA, Enzyme) — glycolic and lactic acid, salicylic liquids, peeling gels and enzyme peels.
Acid toners have a shelf of their own as well, under Exfoliating Toners.
Scrubs, Acids and Enzymes Compared
| Type | How it works | Often suits | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scrub | Grains roll dead cells off by friction | Normal and oily skin with no active spots | Sharp grains and hard rubbing cause tiny tears |
| AHA (glycolic, lactic, mandelic) | Dissolves the glue between surface cells | Dull, rough or sun-marked skin | Skin burns more easily afterwards |
| BHA (salicylic acid) | Oil-soluble, so it works inside the pore | Blackheads, oily and acne-prone skin | Dryness; avoid with an aspirin allergy |
| PHA and fruit enzymes | Large molecules act slowly on the very top layer | Dry and sensitive skin | Gentler, so changes come slowly |
How Often to Exfoliate
Begin once a week and move to twice only if your skin stays calm. Oily skin may tolerate a little more, while dry and sensitive skin often does well on once. Products labelled for daily use exist, but they are kept weak on purpose. Signs of overdoing it include stinging when a plain moisturiser goes on, a tight shiny look, flaking and fresh breakouts. When that happens, stop for a week or two and let the barrier recover.
Acids and the Sun
Glycolic and lactic acid thin the outer layer of dead cells, and that layer is part of your shield against UV. Skin burns faster for about a week after AHA use. A broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning therefore belongs in the routine, along with a hat on long days outdoors. Apply acids at night, and pause them before a beach trip or an outdoor wedding. Daily protection is on the Sunscreen & UV Protections shelf.
When to Skip Exfoliating Altogether
Leave scrubs and acids alone on any of these:
- broken skin, cuts or open, weeping spots
- sunburn, or a tan that still feels hot
- an eczema, rosacea or psoriasis flare
- cold sores, or any rash you cannot name
- skin waxed, threaded or shaved in the last day or two
- courses of prescription retinoids or isotretinoin, unless the doctor says otherwise
Face, Body and Lips Need Different Strengths
Body skin is thicker, so body scrubs use coarser grains and body peels carry stronger acids than face products. A coffee body scrub rubbed into the cheeks can scratch them. Lip scrubs are fine sugar in a balm base and need only a light rub. Heels and elbows take the firmest treatment, and an exfoliating foot spray is meant for hard skin on the feet, never the face.
Layering an Exfoliator With Other Actives
Count every exfoliating step as a dose, including a salicylic cleanser or an acid toner. Two acids on the same night, or an acid followed by retinol, is how most over-exfoliation begins. Alternate the nights instead. Vitamin C and benzoyl peroxide can also sting when stacked on fresh acid. Finish with a plain moisturiser, and pick fragrance-free formulas while skin is still settling in.
Exfoliator Price in Bangladesh
Scrubs from local, Thai and Indian brands are the cheapest way to exfoliate. Korean acid liquids and Western pharmacy treatments sit higher. Within acids, the figure climbs with concentration and with added soothers such as ceramides or centella that make a product easier to tolerate.
Chemical exfoliator price and scrub price also shift with the pack, whether a tub, a tube of peeling gel, a jar of pads or a small dropper serum. Each listing carries its current figure. A home peel above roughly thirty percent glycolic acid is professional strength, and a low price on one is no reason to try it without a dermatologist’s guidance.
Before You Buy
- Read the acid and its percentage on the label, whatever the name on the front says.
- Patch test along the jawline for two or three nights before using it on the whole face.
- Have a daily sunscreen ready before you start any AHA.
- Rule out an aspirin allergy before choosing a salicylic product.
- Keep body scrubs and foot sprays below the neck.
Brands Stocked Here
Brands with several exfoliators on the shelf:
- ST. Ives — apricot, oatmeal and green tea scrubs, plus a BHA exfoliant
- Neutrogena — salicylic acid daily scrubs for spot-prone skin
- COSRX — BHA and AHA liquids and an AHA/BHA toner
- The Ordinary — a glycolic toner and a lactic acid serum
- Some By Mi — an AHA, BHA and PHA line in toner, serum, cream and foam
- Clean & Clear — energising daily scrubs and an exfoliating wash
- Beauty Formulas — honey, almond and charcoal scrubs alongside an AHA and BHA serum
Popular Product Examples
A scrub and three acids at different strengths:
- St. Ives Gentle Smoothing Oatmeal Face Scrub & Mask — a softer scrub
- COSRX BHA Blackhead Power Liquid — a leave-on BHA for pores
- The Ordinary Lactic Acid 10% + HA — a milder AHA serum
- The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner — a glycolic toner
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an apricot scrub too harsh for the face?
It can be. Crushed shell has uneven edges, so use light pressure, skip it on inflamed acne, and switch to a finer scrub if your cheeks redden.
Why does a glycolic toner tingle?
A mild tingle for a minute is common in the first weeks. Burning, lasting redness or swelling means rinse it off and stop using it.
Can a scrub and an acid share the same week?
Yes, on separate nights, and only after your skin has handled each one alone.
Do acids help with marks left by pimples?
Over several weeks, with daily sunscreen, they can make those marks look less obvious. They do not change anyone’s natural skin tone.
Can I keep using salicylic acid while pregnant?
Low-strength wash-off products are generally considered low risk, but peels and strong leave-on salicylic acid are usually avoided. Check with your doctor before carrying on.
What are the little rolls a peeling gel leaves behind?
Mostly the gel’s own thickener clumping as you rub, mixed with some surface debris. The gel still exfoliates, just lightly.