SupearlaNova™
Exfoliating Face Polish
This sparkling exfoliator scrub is made with real crushed pearls that gently buff away dead skin cells to reveal smoother, brighter skin that’s ready to soak up the next steps in your skincare routine.
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Benefits
Evens skin tone and texture
Dead skin cells can make your skin look dull, dry and patchy. Regular use of a gentle exfoliating scrub removes these dead skin cells for more even texture and tone.
Removes excess oil
This hydrating face exfoliator removes excess oil and dead skin cells which can lead to clogged pores and breakouts.
Hydrates while it exfoliates
Glycerin attracts moisture and supports the skin barrier, ensuring your skin stays hydrated through the exfoliation process.
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INGREDIENTS
Caviar lime extract
This special botanical extract is sourced from the Australian finger lime fruit. It's rich in AHAs for gentle exfoliation.
Crushed pearls
Made from pure, cultured pearls, this physical exfoliator gently buffs your skin, removing dead skin cells, to reveal smoother, brighter-looking skin and prepare your skin for the next step in your skincare routine. The crushed pearls we use are renewable, biodegradable and GMO free.
Glycerin
Glycerin attracts moisture and supports the skin barrier, ensuring skin stays hydrated throughout the exfoliation process.
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HOW TO USE IT
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to exfoliate my skin?
Cell turnover rate slows down as we age, which can leave dead skin cells on the surface of our skin. This leads to dullness, rough texture and clogged pores. Regular exfoliation removes these dead skin cells to reveal fresher, smoother skin underneath. This process can help skin look brighter, smoother and more radiant. It also allows skincare products to penetrate more effectively, maximising their benefits. Exfoliating can also help to prevent acne breakouts, and visibly reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
What not to do after exfoliating your face?
Let's first look at what you should do! Exfoliation is best done at night, to give your skin time to rest and repair as you sleep. Make sure you apply a hydrating moisturiser after you exfoliate, and always wear sunscreen the next day. We recommend avoiding retinols, vitamin As and chemical exfoliators on the evenings that you use an exfoliator.
How long do you leave exfoliator on your face?
We recommend applying your face scrub for about 30 seconds using gentle, circular motions before rinsing off with warm water.
Can I exfoliate if I have sensitive skin?
Yes you can. You just need to find the right exfoliator for you! If you have sensitive or dry skin, we recommend using a more gentle facial exfoliator - Clarifying Booster should do the trick!
Do I need to wash my face before and after exfoliating?
Yes - definitely! It's important to cleanse your face before you exfoliate to remove and makeup and excess dirt, to give your exfoliator a clean surface to do its job properly!
How do you know if you need to exfoliate?
If you are experiencing dull skin, rough texture, clogged pores, acne, blackheads, dry patches or uneven skin tone, you should give exfoliation a go! Just make you use the right exfoliator for your concerns. E.g if you have active acne, dry or sensitive skin we recommend using a more gentle chemical exfoliator, like Clarifying Booster.
Recycling Information
Made from
Tube: made overseas from a combination of LDPE (#4)*, HDPE (#2)* and polypropylene (#5)*. Outer box: made in New Zealand from box card. *Made from 20% post consumer recyclate plastic.
How to recycle
Tube: can't be recycled locally. Can be recycled through our free Jeuneora Recycling Programme in NZ & Australia. Outer box: can be recycled locally anywhere paper is accepted.
Jeuneora Recycling Programme
We provide a free-to-use recycling programme to guarantee that your empties will never see a landfill. Click here for more information on how to join and participate. The Jeuneora Recycling Programme is only available for customers in New Zealand and Australia at this time.