White Rabbit Brightening Lavender & Apricot Glycolic Acid Cream Cleanser 100ml

The Holy Grail of Exfoliation, Naturally Scented

Dull, tired skin meets its match. White Rabbit's Brightening Lavender & Apricot Glycolic Acid Cream Cleanser harnesses the power of AHA Glycolic Acid — derived from sugar cane — to gently dissolve the bonds holding dead skin cells together, revealing smoother, brighter, and fresher-looking skin beneath. Blended with calming Lavender Floral Water, nourishing Apricot Kernel Oil, and conditioning Shea Butter, this cream cleanser exfoliates and nourishes in a single step.

How Glycolic Acid Works

Glycolic Acid is an Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) with a uniquely small molecular structure, allowing it to penetrate the skin deeply and effectively. It works on the surface layers of the skin, breaking down the bonds that hold dead skin cells and excess sebum together. When the cleanser is rinsed away, those dead cells are removed — leaving the complexion visibly smoother, brighter, and more radiant.

Regular use of Glycolic Acid has been shown to boost collagen production, helping the skin remain firm and resist wrinkling. It also draws moisture from the air into the skin tissue, replenishing lost hydration. Its botanical properties make it beneficial for a range of skin concerns including uneven skin tone, scarring, skin discolouration, and signs of ageing.

Key Benefits

AHA Exfoliation
Glycolic Acid gently removes dead skin cells to reveal a smoother, brighter, younger-looking complexion.

Collagen Boosting
Regular use supports collagen production, helping skin stay firm, plump, and resilient.

Deep Hydration
Draws moisture from the air into the skin whilst Apricot Kernel Oil and Shea Butter nourish and condition.

Calming & Soothing
Lavender Floral Water and Lavender Essential Oil soothe the skin and provide a beautifully calming aromatic experience.

Suitable for Sensitive Skin
Glycolic Acid can be used in regular skincare routines by all skin types, including sensitive skin, without causing irritation.

Ingredients

Emulsifier M, Apricot Kernel Oil, Shea Butter, Vegetable Glycerine, Lavender Floral Water, Deionised Water, Konjac Powder, Vitamin E Oil, Dehydroacetic Acid & Benzyl Alcohol, Sodium Benzoate & Potassium Sorbate, Lavender Essential Oil, AHA Fruit Acids.

Potential allergens from essential oils: Geraniol, Citronellol, Farnesol, Linalool, Eugenol, Citral.

How to Use

Massage into dry skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 3–5 minutes to allow the Glycolic Acid to work. Remove with warm water, then follow with your toner and moisturiser. Note: skin may redden briefly after use — this is a normal response caused by increased blood circulation and will subside shortly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the White Rabbit Glycolic Acid Cream Cleanser do?
It uses AHA Glycolic Acid to gently exfoliate dead skin cells, brighten the complexion, boost collagen production, and deeply hydrate — all in a single cleansing step.

Is Glycolic Acid safe for sensitive skin?
Yes — Glycolic Acid can be used by all skin types including sensitive skin. The cream formula is gentle and nourishing, minimising the risk of irritation when used as directed.

Why does my skin go red after using this cleanser?
A temporary redness after use is completely normal and is caused by increased blood circulation being stimulated by the Glycolic Acid. It will subside shortly after rinsing.

How often should I use this cleanser?
It can be incorporated into your regular skincare routine. Start with 2–3 times per week and increase frequency as your skin adjusts.

What skin concerns does Glycolic Acid help with?
Glycolic Acid is effective for dullness, uneven skin tone, scarring, skin discolouration, signs of ageing, and conditions such as psoriasis, Melasma, and Seborrheic Keratosis.

Brighter Skin Starts Here

Naturally derived, expertly formulated, and beautifully scented — the White Rabbit Brightening Lavender & Apricot Glycolic Acid Cream Cleanser is your daily ritual for a visibly clearer, smoother, and more radiant complexion.