Brightening Exfoliating Pads | AHA, BHA & Tone Skin Care| Novucor 60 Pads

Multi-Acid Exfoliation with Glycolic, Lactic, Mandelic & Salicylic Acids for Smoother, Brighter-Looking Skin

Reveal smoother, fresher and more radiant-looking skin with an easy pre-soaked exfoliating treatment.

Dullness, uneven texture and visible congestion can make otherwise healthy skin look tired or less refined.

Novucor Brightening Exfoliating Pads combine a multi-acid blend of AHAs and BHA with Kojic Acid, Arbutin, Licorice Root Extract and soothing botanical ingredients to help remove dull surface buildup, refine skin texture and promote a brighter, more even-looking complexion.

Each pre-soaked pad provides a convenient, mess-free way to incorporate chemical exfoliation into your evening skincare routine.

Why Choose Novucor Brightening Exfoliating Pads?

• Combines multiple AHAs with Salicylic Acid BHA
• Helps remove dull surface skin cells
• Supports smoother, more refined-looking texture
• Helps improve the appearance of uneven skin tone
• Supports brighter, more radiant-looking skin
• Helps reduce the visible appearance of pore congestion
• Features Kojic Acid and Arbutin
• Includes Licorice Root Extract
• Contains Aloe, Panthenol and Allantoin for skin-conditioning support
• Alcohol-free formula
• Vegan-friendly and cruelty-free
• 60 pre-soaked pads

Multi-Acid Exfoliation

Chemical exfoliants work differently from physical scrubs.

Instead of relying on abrasive particles to manually polish the skin, exfoliating acids help loosen the bonds between dull surface cells so they can shed more evenly.

Novucor Brightening Exfoliating Pads combine several acids because each has slightly different characteristics.

Together they provide a broader approach to surface texture, dullness and visible congestion.

Glycolic Acid

Glycolic Acid is an alpha hydroxy acid, or AHA, widely used in exfoliating skincare.

Because of its relatively small molecular size, it is commonly included in formulas designed to improve the appearance of:

• Rough texture
• Dullness
• Uneven-looking tone
• Fine surface lines
• Lack of radiance

Regular, appropriate exfoliation can help reveal a smoother and more refined-looking skin surface.

Lactic Acid

Lactic Acid is another AHA used for surface exfoliation.

It is often selected for formulas that combine exfoliation with moisture-supporting properties.

Within this formula, Lactic Acid helps support smoother-looking texture while complementing the other acids in the blend.

Mandelic Acid

Mandelic Acid is an AHA with a larger molecular structure than Glycolic Acid.

It is commonly used in skincare formulas intended to provide gradual surface exfoliation.

Its inclusion creates another layer of exfoliating support without relying solely on stronger Glycolic Acid activity.

Salicylic Acid

Salicylic Acid is a beta hydroxy acid, or BHA.

Unlike water-soluble AHAs, Salicylic Acid is oil soluble, making it especially useful in formulas designed for areas where excess oil and visible pore congestion are concerns.

It can help support:

• Cleaner-looking pores
• Smoother texture
• Reduced appearance of congestion
• More refined-looking skin

This makes Salicylic Acid especially relevant for combination and oil-prone skin.

Tartaric Acid

Tartaric Acid is a naturally occurring AHA found in fruits such as grapes.

It provides complementary exfoliating support within the broader multi-acid system.

Rather than relying on one exfoliating ingredient at a high intensity, the formula combines several acids with different characteristics.

Kojic Acid

Kojic Acid is commonly used in cosmetic formulas designed to improve the appearance of uneven tone and visible discoloration.

It complements the exfoliating acids by supporting a brighter and more uniform-looking complexion.

The goal is not to bleach or change natural skin color.

In skincare, brightening refers to reducing the appearance of dullness and uneven-looking pigmentation so the complexion appears clearer and more radiant.

Arbutin

Arbutin is a botanical-derived skincare ingredient frequently used in brightening formulas.

It is commonly included in routines focused on:

• Uneven-looking tone
• Visible discoloration
• Post-blemish marks
• Overall complexion clarity

Combined with Kojic Acid, Licorice Root Extract and exfoliating acids, it provides a multi-ingredient approach to visible brightness.

Licorice Root Extract

Licorice Root Extract is widely used in skincare for its botanical conditioning properties and ability to complement formulas designed around an even-looking complexion.

It helps broaden the brightening component of the formula while adding botanical support.

Soothing & Hydrating Support

Chemical exfoliation needs to be balanced with ingredients that help maintain skin comfort.

Novucor Brightening Exfoliating Pads also contain:

Aloe Vera

Provides soothing and conditioning support.

Panthenol

Also known as Pro-Vitamin B5, Panthenol helps support hydration and skin comfort.

Allantoin

Frequently included in skincare formulas to help condition and soothe the skin.

Sodium Hyaluronate

A form of Hyaluronic Acid that helps attract and retain moisture at the skin's surface.

Glycerin

A familiar humectant that supports surface hydration.

These ingredients help balance a formula built around active exfoliation.

Helps Improve the Appearance of Uneven Skin Tone

Visible unevenness can result from:

• Sun exposure
• Past blemishes
• Surface-cell buildup
• Normal aging
• Differences in pigmentation

Exfoliating and brightening ingredients can help improve how even and luminous the skin appears over time.

Results should be expected gradually with consistent use rather than after a single application.

Pore & Congestion Support

Pores do not literally open and close, and skincare cannot permanently change their natural size.

However, pores can appear more noticeable when oil and surface buildup accumulate.

Salicylic Acid and regular exfoliation can help keep the skin surface clearer, which may make pores appear less prominent.

Who Are Brightening Exfoliating Pads For?

Novucor Brightening Exfoliating Pads may be a good choice for people who want to:

• Improve the appearance of dull skin
• Smooth rough or uneven-looking texture
• Support a brighter-looking complexion
• Address visible pore congestion
• Improve the appearance of uneven tone
• Add AHAs and BHA to a skincare routine
• Use a convenient pre-measured exfoliating treatment
• Replace messy liquid acid toners with pre-soaked pads

How to Use

Use in the evening on clean, dry skin.

1. Gently sweep one pad across the face and neck.
2. Avoid the eye area, lips and broken or irritated skin.
3. Do not rinse unless your skin-care professional advises otherwise.
4. Allow the formula to absorb for several minutes.
5. Follow with a hydrating serum and moisturizer.

Dispose of the pad after use.

Do not reuse.

Build Tolerance Gradually

Exfoliating acids can cause irritation if introduced too aggressively.

A sensible schedule is:

Weeks 1–2

Use every other evening to assess tolerance.

Week 3 and Beyond

Increase frequency only if the skin remains comfortable.

Sensitive Skin

Begin with approximately 2–3 applications per week.

Your skin's response should determine frequency.

Nightly use is not necessary for everyone.

Daily Sunscreen Is Essential

AHAs can increase the skin's sensitivity to sunlight.

When using this product:

• Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning
• Wear protective clothing when appropriate
• Limit unnecessary prolonged sun exposure
• Continue sun protection for at least one week after discontinuing frequent AHA use

Sunscreen is not optional when regularly using exfoliating-acid skincare.

Avoid Over-Exfoliation

More acid does not mean better skin.

Signs that your routine may be too aggressive include:

• Persistent redness
• Burning
• Excessive dryness
• Flaking
• Increased sensitivity
• Tight or uncomfortable skin

If these occur, reduce frequency or temporarily discontinue use.

Chemical exfoliation should improve the appearance and feel of the skin, not continuously irritate it.

Combining With Other Active Skincare

Use caution when combining exfoliating pads with other strong products.

Consider alternating nights when using:

• Retinoids
• Strong acid serums
• Additional exfoliating toners
• Benzoyl peroxide
• Physical scrubs

Introducing several active ingredients at the same time can increase irritation.

Where It Fits in Your Novucor Routine

Evening Exfoliation Routine

Step 1 — Cleanse

Begin with a gentle facial cleanser.

Step 2 — Brightening Exfoliating Pad

Sweep one pad across clean, dry skin.

Step 3 — Hydrating Serum

Apply Novucor Red Tea Antioxidant Serum if desired.

Step 4 — Moisturize

Finish with Novucor Multi-Peptide Face Cream or another appropriate moisturizer.

Morning After Use

Step 1 — Cleanse

Use a gentle cleanser.

Step 2 — Antioxidant Serum

Apply Novucor Vitamin C + Ferulic Acid Serum if well tolerated.

Step 3 — Moisturize

Support skin hydration and barrier comfort.

Step 4 — Sunscreen

Always finish with broad-spectrum SPF.

The Novucor Skin Care Standard

Active skincare should clearly communicate both benefits and appropriate use.

Novucor Brightening Exfoliating Pads combine Glycolic, Lactic, Mandelic, Salicylic and Tartaric Acids with Kojic Acid, Arbutin and soothing botanical ingredients in a convenient pre-soaked format.

The goal is controlled, consistent exfoliation that helps improve the appearance of texture, tone and radiance without encouraging unnecessarily aggressive skincare.

Exfoliate. Brighten. Reveal Smoother-Looking Skin.

A clearer, more radiant-looking complexion often starts with removing the dull surface buildup that can make skin appear uneven.

Novucor Brightening Exfoliating Pads combine AHAs, BHA and complementary brightening ingredients to support smoother texture, more even-looking tone and renewed radiance.

60 Pre-Soaked Pads | 4 fl oz / 120 mL

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Patch test before first use. Discontinue use if significant irritation occurs. Use broad-spectrum sunscreen during use and for at least one week afterward.