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Highlights
- Glycolic acid (AHA)
- Good for: Dullness
- Best for: Dry skin
Ingredients
Details & care
What it is: A tonic that mimics a chemical peel in a bottle that removes UV-damaged skin cells for a brighter, smoother, more even complexion.
Who it's for: Ideal for all skin types.
What it does: Formulated by skin-cancer surgeon Dr. Antony Nakhla with precise, clinical-strength concentrations, this treatment tonic helps harness the power of exfoliating lactic and glycolic acids to remove dull, damaged skin and instantly reveal a healthy radiance. With continued use, sun damage and hyperpigmentation fade and skin becomes smoother, brighter and firmer.
How to use: Dr. Nakhla recommends testing a small amount prior to applying to the entire face. This treatment may be used twice daily, once daily or on alternating days based on tolerability. After cleansing, apply liberally onto cotton or into palms and apply to face; massage until absorbed. Follow with your serum of choice (sold separately).
- Paraben-free; phthalate-free; sulfate-free; silicone-free; fragrance-free; oil-free
- Made in the USA
- Item #7518832
Shipping & returns
Free shipping. Free returns. All the time. Purchases made online can also be returned or exchanged at any Nordstrom store, free of charge. Read more about our shipping & returns policies.
Gift options
Free Pickup
- Printed gift message (free)
- Nordstrom gift box (free)
- Fabric gift bag ($5)
Delivery
- Email gift message (free)
- Printed gift message (free)
- Fabric gift bag ($5)
EIGHTH DAY
Developed by reconstructive skin cancer surgeon Dr. Antony Nakhla in a clinical setting, Eighth Day products are infused with Peptide-Rich Plasma®, a patent-pending stem-cell technology and topical delivery system composed of a blend of 24 bioidentical peptides, growth factors and amino acids that replenish and stimulate the innate healing mechanisms within the skin.
