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Body skin deserves actives too. Dr.Melaxin's Peel Shot Exfoliating Kojic Acid Turmeric Spray brings two beloved tone-and-texture ingredients to the areas hands can't easily reach — a Korean exfoliating body spray for the look of rough texture, bumps and dark spots on back, shoulders, arms and legs.
Why kojic acid and turmeric make a power pair
Kojic acid is a classic for the look of dark spots and uneven tone; turmeric brings its famous antioxidant, glow-loving tradition. Together in a 200ml spray, they turn body care from an afterthought into a routine — no contortions required.
Who should use an exfoliating body spray
Rough or bumpy arms and legs, back and shoulder texture, dark spots on body skin — and anyone extending their Korean body care beyond soap-and-lotion basics.
How it fits your body care routine
Spray on clean, dry skin a few times a week, let it absorb, then moisturize. Start slowly — it's an exfoliating formula — and protect treated areas from sun. Alternate with the TX Spray rather than layering both. Explore more Dr.Melaxin.
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How to Use
1. After showering, spray onto clean, fully dry skin — back, shoulders, arms or legs.
2. Let it absorb completely.
3. Follow with body moisturizer.
4. Start twice a week, building up as skin adjusts.
Tip: cover treated areas or use body SPF — freshly exfoliated skin is more sun-sensitive.
Kojic acid is a long-standing favourite for the look of dark spots and uneven tone. On the body it targets the marks that soap and lotion never address — post-blemish spots on the back, shoulders and arms.
Can I use it on my face?
It is designed for body skin, which is tougher than facial skin. Keep the face on its own dedicated routine — the TX Cream and Picotonic line handle tone there with formulas tuned for delicate areas.
How often should I use an exfoliating body spray?
Start twice a week and build to every other day if skin stays comfortable. Body skin tolerates more than the face, but rough patches still need a gradual introduction.
Will it help with rough, bumpy arms?
Gentle chemical exfoliation is the classic approach for the look of rough, bumpy upper arms and thighs. Give it 4–8 weeks of consistent use, always followed by a good body moisturiser.
Do I need sunscreen on treated areas?
Yes — freshly exfoliated skin is more sun-sensitive, and UV feeds the very marks you are fading. Cover treated areas with clothing or body SPF, especially shoulders and arms in summer.
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