L-Glutathione Shower Body Scrub 400ml Cathy Doll (B)

Product Overview

Cathy Doll L-Glutathione Shower Body Scrub is a 400ml in-shower exfoliating body wash. It combines a physical scrub with a cleanser, so dead skin comes away while you wash rather than needing a separate step.

Glutathione is an antioxidant that occurs naturally in the body and is widely used in Asian skincare for dullness and uneven tone. In a rinse-off product its contact time with skin is short, so the exfoliation is doing most of the visible work here — freshly exfoliated skin reflects light better and looks brighter, which is a real effect and a temporary one.

Key Benefits

• Exfoliates and cleanses in a single shower step
• Removes dead skin so the surface looks smoother and brighter
• L-glutathione adds antioxidant support
• Leaves skin softer to the touch
• Large 400ml bottle

Key Features

• L-glutathione
• Physical scrub and body cleanser combined
• For use in the shower
• 400ml

How to Use

1. Wet the skin in the shower.
2. Massage a generous amount over the body in circular motions, concentrating on rougher areas — elbows, knees, heels.
3. Rinse thoroughly.
4. Use two or three times a week. Daily scrubbing irritates skin rather than improving it.
5. Apply a body moisturiser afterwards while skin is still slightly damp.

What “Brightening” Actually Means

Topical brightening products work on the appearance of dark spots and uneven tone, mostly by slowing pigment production or speeding up how quickly pigmented cells are shed. They do not change your natural skin colour, and nothing sold as a cosmetic can.

Expect gradual change measured in weeks and months, not days, and expect it to hold only while you keep using the product and protecting skin from UV. Sun exposure undoes this work faster than any product can do it.

Do Not Scrub Before Sun Exposure

Freshly exfoliated skin burns more easily. If you are heading out into strong sun, scrub the evening before rather than that morning, and use a body sunscreen on exposed skin either way.

Patch Test First

Before using a new active on your face, try it on a small area — the inner forearm or just below the jaw — and leave it for 24 hours. Mild tingling on application is common with acids and settles; stinging, burning, redness that spreads, or itching that persists is not, and means the product is not for you.

Introduce one new product at a time. If three go on together and skin reacts, there is no way to tell which one caused it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I use it?

Two to three times a week. Every day is too much for most people and leads to tight, irritated skin.

Can I use it on my face?

No. Body scrubs use coarser particles than facial skin tolerates.

Will it lighten my skin?

It will make skin look brighter and smoother by removing dull surface cells. It does not change your natural skin colour.

How should I store it?

Somewhere cool and dark, with the cap closed. Heat and light degrade actives — vitamin C and retinol especially — so a bathroom windowsill is the worst place in the house for them.