The Perfect Body Wash

The Perfect Body Wash

The Perfect Body Wash is an exfoliating body cleanser designed to smooth texture, brighten uneven tone, refresh dull skin, and help support clearer-looking body skin.

This is not your basic body wash. Formulated with 15% glycolic acid, glutathione, and azelaic acid, it helps exfoliate dead skin buildup, improve the look of rough texture, brighten the appearance of discoloration, and support skin that is prone to body breakouts.

It leaves the body feeling softer, smoother, cleaner, and more polished — basically your “body skin reset” in the shower.

Perfect for areas like the back, chest, arms, legs, buttocks, and anywhere the skin feels bumpy, dull, congested, or uneven.

Best For

All skin types
Acne-prone body skin
Body breakouts
Rough texture
Bumpy skin
Hyperpigmentation
Post-acne marks
Dullness
Aging skin on the body
Skin that needs smoothing and brightening

When To Use

AM or PM

How To Use

Apply to damp skin, lather, and rinse thoroughly.

Start slowly if your skin is sensitive or new to acids. Use a few times per week at first, then increase as tolerated.

This product contains an AHA, which can increase sun sensitivity. Always protect exposed areas with SPF during the day and limit direct sun exposure while using this product.

Key Ingredients

Glycolic Acid 15%
An alpha hydroxy acid that exfoliates dead skin buildup, helps smooth rough texture, brightens dullness, and improves the look of uneven tone.

Glutathione
A powerful antioxidant that helps protect the skin from free radical damage while supporting a brighter, more even-looking complexion.

Azelaic Acid
Helps calm the appearance of inflammation, supports clearer-looking skin, and improves the look of discoloration and uneven tone.

Zina Tip

This is the body wash for skin that needs to be polished, not just washed. Perfect for body acne, rough bumps, dark marks, dull skin, and that “my back/chest/arms need help” situation.

Use consistently, moisturize after, and do not skip SPF on exposed areas — because brightening your body while tanning it unprotected is skincare self-sabotage, babe.