Versed Buff It Out AHA Unscented Exfoliating Body Scrub - 8 fl oz

A: Thank you for reaching out with your question! In addition, while Buff It Out has similarities with First Aid Beauty's KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub, there are some differences. Buff It Out was specifically created for regular use to help smooth skin texture and support healthy skin turnover thanks to the glycolic and lactic acids in the formula. Buff It Out is also formulated with pomegranate enzymes that help to further exfoliate dull, dead skin resulting in less body breakouts and smoother, brighter skin all over the body. Definitely let us know if you have any other questions — we'd be happy to help. Xx. Team Versed

A: Hey Amanda, Great question! Yes, both body scrubs contain lactic and glycolic acids to help remove dull, rough, and bumpy skin. For all your future beauty questions, get real-time answers using the “Chat with a Virtual Beauty Consultant” button, found on every product page.

A: Hey Ellie, Great question! It's best to use the Versed Buff It out AHA Unscented Exfoliating Body scrub on the neck down. For real-time answers to all your beauty questions, use the “Chat with a Virtual Beauty Consultant” button on any beauty product page. https://www.target.com/c/beauty/-/N-55r1x

A: Yes, it can be used to prep skin pre-shave to prevent bumps and ingrown hairs.

A: The scrub contains glycolic acid, lactic acid, pumice, and pomegranate enzymes for exfoliation.

A: Use the scrub 1-3 times a week, focusing on rough and bumpy areas.

A: The scrub targets dryness, dullness, rough patches, and uneven skin tone for smoother skin.

A: Yes, it is dermatologist tested and safe for sensitive skin types.

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about Buff It Out! While it is a gentle form of exfoliation, Buff It Out was formulated for the body, not the scalp. Additionally, body skin is thicker and less sensitive than the scalp, so we recommend using a scalp-specific scrub for this delicate area. We hope this info helps. Should you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to us again. Xx, Team Versed

A: Hi there, and great question! Buff It Out AHA Exfoliating Body Scrub can be a great option for prepping your skin before tanning as it has a blend of chemical and physical exfoliants that can help smooth uneven texture for a more even application. That being said, depending on the type of tanning you're planning to do, this answer can change. If you'll be visiting a tanning salon for a spray tan, we highly recommend checking in with your salon first to see what type of preparation is needed for their services. If you'll be applying your own spray tan, we suggest doing a small test first. Once you know this combination works for you and your skin, you can use this exfoliant the day before application. And finally, if you'll be sunbathing or using a tanning bed, it's best to stop using Buff It Out at least a week before as the AHAs in the formula can make your skin more sensitive to any kind of sun exposure. Regardless of the type of tanning you'll be doing, be sure to wear sunscreen, protective clothing, and limit sun exposure while using this specific product and for a week afterward. We hope this information helps! Please reach out to our Versed customer care team for further assistance. Xx, Team Versed

A: Hi there, and great question! Buff It Out AHA Exfoliating Body Scrub can be a great option for prepping your skin before tanning as it has a blend of chemical and physical exfoliants that can help smooth uneven texture for a more even application. That being said, depending on the type of tanning you're planning to do, this answer can change. If you'll be visiting a tanning salon for a spray tan, we highly recommend checking in with your salon first to see what type of preparation is needed for their services. If you'll be applying your own spray tan, we suggest doing a small test first. Once you know this combination works for you and your skin, you can use this exfoliant the day before application. And finally, if you'll be sunbathing or using a tanning bed, it's best to stop using Buff It Out at least a week before as the AHAs in the formula can make your skin more sensitive to any kind of sun exposure. Regardless of the type of tanning you'll be doing, be sure to wear sunscreen, protective clothing, and limit sun exposure while using this specific product and for a week afterward. We hope this information helps! Please reach out to our Versed customer care team for further assistance. Xx, Team Versed