REXODIA · Precision Skincare
Solstice
Resurfacing Liquid Exfoliator
Controlled cellular renewal. Radiance by design.
Solstice is a high-performance, hydrating exfoliator designed to lift away accumulated dead skin cells and aggressively accelerate epidermal turnover. Formulated to correct tired, lackluster complexions, this concentrated treatment works over time to systematically fade hyperpigmentation, clear blemishes, and minimize fine wrinkles.
The formula is driven by a precision-calibrated active matrix: 10% Lactic Acid dissolves structural cellular debris to prompt fresh skin renewal, while 1% Hyaluronic Acid deeply saturates the tissue to maintain an optimal moisture balance during active exfoliation. To support the barrier through resurfacing, antioxidant-dense White Tea Extract and soothing Sage Extract provide continuous cellular defense, ensuring skin remains supple and resilient.
Bi-weekly discipline. Uncompromising luminosity.
Formulated strictly for evening use across all skin types, applied only 1–2 times per week to ensure optimal barrier integrity.
How to Use
Apply a few drops to clean, dry skin in the evening and leave overnight. Use 1–2 times a week only. Avoid direct sun exposure immediately after use. Always apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen the following morning to protect newly resurfaced skin.
Key Benefits
- 10% Lactic Acid eliminates dead skin cells for rapid renewal
- 1% Hyaluronic Acid prevents stripping, keeping skin supple
- Fades stubborn dark spots and smooths fine lines
- Revitalizes and brightens dull, fatigued complexions
Certifications
- Hydrating Exfoliator
- Dark Spot Correction
- Blemish Defense
- Overnight Treatment
- Bi-Weekly Routine
- All Skin Types
Full Ingredient List
Aqua/Water, Lactic Acid, Pentylene Glycol, Potassium Hydroxide, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin➁, Sodium Hyaluronate, Camellia Sinensis (White Tea) Leaf Extract➀, Salvia Officinalis (Sage) Leaf Extract➀
➀ Ingredients from organic farming
➁ Made using organic ingredients
REXODIA — Precision skincare. No compromise.
