What it's for
- Rough, bumpy texture on arms, thighs and back
- Dull, uneven body tone
- Dark patches on elbows, knees and underarms
- Rough heels and feet
- Body care between shower and moisturizer
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Skin match
Targets
Dr. Melaxin Peel Shot PS is a spray-on body exfoliant for the rough, bumpy skin that face products were never designed to reach — upper arms, thighs, back, elbows and heels. You spray it onto dry skin, leave it a minute, then rub: a polymer in the formula balls up as you work it, lifting loosened dead skin away before you rinse.
Kojic acid and turmeric root extract handle tone, while gluconolactone and citric acid do the chemical side of the exfoliation. Niacinamide, retinol and a B-vitamin complex sit further down the list as supporting ingredients. This is a body and foot product only — the formula carries lavender, lemon, mandarin, orange, rosemary and cedarwood oils at levels intended for body skin, not facial skin.
Made for this climate
Good fit for Bangladesh weather because it rinses off completely and leaves nothing to sit under clothes in humidity.
Product breakdown
Application
Routine placement
Shower, twice a week at most: Spray on dry skin -> rub -> rinse -> Body moisturizer while skin is still damp
Every other day: Normal body wash -> Body moisturizer
This is a body product and sits outside your face routine entirely. The moisturizer straight after is not optional, because an exfoliated body left bare is what turns this into itching.
Realistic expectations
Be realistic about the vitamins on the label. Retinol, vitamin C and the B complex all sit at the very end of the ingredient list on a product you rinse off after sixty seconds, so treat this as an exfoliant that happens to contain them, not as a treatment. The smoothing is real. The brightening is slow and mostly comes from removing dead skin rather than from the actives.
Good to know
Authenticity
Sourced through verified importers, never grey-market resellers.
Genuine Dr. Melaxin cartons carry a Korean batch code and manufacture date that match the code printed on the bottle, under an intact seal, with a working fine-mist trigger. The liquid is a pale yellow-pink and smells distinctly citrus and herbal from the peel oils. A colourless, odourless spray is not this product.
If anything about your unit looks wrong, message us with photos and we will replace it.
Questions, answered
No. It is a body and foot exfoliant. It contains lavender, lemon, mandarin, orange, rosemary and cedarwood oils at levels intended for body skin, and facial skin will not thank you. Use the COSRX BHA liquid or the Ordinary peel for your face instead.
That is exactly what it is built for. Expect smoother skin within a few uses and flatter bumps within a month, as long as you moisturize after every single use.
That is the intended behaviour. The formula uses a polymer that balls up as you rub, carrying loosened dead skin with it. The clumps are not your skin peeling off.
We would not. It combines acids, a PHA and mechanical rubbing in one step, and body skin on arms and legs is drier than most people expect. Twice weekly is the ceiling.
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