Chemist at Play Exfoliating Body Wash with Ceramides | 2% Lactic Acid + 2% Zemea + 0.5% Vitamin E | For rough, bumpy skin. Gently exfoliates and makes the skin smooth | 473 ml

This product is very good for tanned skin, yes the amount seems to be pretty high for the quantity but works good for Tanned skin.Light in fragrance and turns out to be bodywash plus the scrub. Must try!!!

original item and as mentioned quick delivery recommended perfect high quality

What this does to my skin is amazing in terms of smoothness and suppleness. However, it did not brighten my skin even after 4 months and 2 bottles after. Even with using the lotion from the same set. Will I go for a 3rd bottle? No. I can get the same result sans the whitening from other brands i.e., Sebamed.

Nice product

Chemist at play don’t actually play at all… This is my favorite so far. The smell alone is something to die for . I’ve waited for 2 whole weeks to add my comments. So far so good ! I loooooooooove it ! Ordering more .

I’ve been using the Chemist at Play Exfoliating Body Wash for several weeks now, and here’s my take:The creamy cleanser combines 2% lactic acid, salicylic acid, ceramides, and Vitamin E to gently remove dead skin without harsh scrubbing. It leaves my skin noticeably smoother and softer after just one or two showers.I lather it on damp skin 2–3 times a week, focusing on arms, legs, or back where I feel bumpiness.After rinsing, I moisturize immediately this helps prevent dryness, since AHAs increase sun sensitivity and barrier vulnerability.I pair it only with my regular lotion not brightening creams to avoid overly combining acids.If you’re looking for something to gently exfoliate your body and help with texture, this is a great option. Just don’t overdo it, and make sure to moisturize after! I’ll definitely keep using it, especially on rougher areas like elbows and legs.

Been using it for three months now, Make my skin smooth and bright.

Good smell and foaming also. I am not sure about the exfoliation but it’s ok