Texture: Creamy, uniform, without abrasive particles. With a light massage, it “rolls off,” taking dead skin cells with it.

Key ingredients and action:

Polymer base (gommage technology): forms an elastic film on the skin surface that “grabs” dead cells and removes them during rolling.

Glycerin: prevents dryness after exfoliation.

Chamomile/aloe vera extract: reduces reactivity and soothes after mechanical stress.

Isomalt: maintains moisture and reduces stress on cells.

What it does at the skin level:

Keratolysis: gently detaches corneocytes that have already lost their desmosomal

connections without affecting the viable cells of the stratum corneum.

Barrier function: does not destroy intercellular lipids or cause trauma. This allows the epidermal barrier to remain stable even with regular use.

Microcirculation: massage movements during rolling stimulate local blood circulation in the dermal capillaries, improving the delivery of oxygen and nutrients.

Tone and texture: uniform removal of dead skin cells evens out the skin's surface, reduces grayish tones, and enhances light reflection.

Preparation for active ingredients: after exfoliation, the skin becomes more receptive to masks and serums, as the reduced barrier “filter” of the stratum corneum facilitates the diffusion of active ingredients.

What to be careful about:

Do not use on active inflammation, open acne, rosacea, or eczema.

Avoid combining with acid peels or retinoids on the same day.

For thin skin, use minimal pressure and only light rolling.

Optimal application protocols:

Once a week, after cleansing, before applying a mask. Twice a week locally on the nose to cleanse the pores.

For sensitive skin: apply a thin layer, allow to dry, roll off very gently.