Dermaceutic Foamer Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Cleanser

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Glycolic Acid Cleansing Foam for Dullness, Uneven Texture and Visible Pores Dermaceutic Foamer is an exfoliating cleansing foam available in two glycolic acid concentrations to hel p remove impurities, accumulated dead skin cells and excess oil. Both formulas combine glycolic acid with enoxolone, a licorice-derived soothing ingredient. This complementary combination helps purify and refine the skin while supporting comfort during exfoliation. Choose Foamer 5 for gentler, progressive exfoliation or Foamer 15 for a more intensive treatment suited to skin already accustomed to glycolic acid. Both variants are fragrance-free, silicone-free, vegan and suitable for all skin types. Foamer 15 is especially beneficial for normal, combination and oily skin. Choose Your Strength Foamer 5 – Gentle Exfoliation: Contains 5% glycolic acid. Ideal for clients beginning an exfoliating routine, sensitive skin requiring a more progressive approach or regular maintenance. Foamer 15 – Intensive Exfoliation: Contains 15% glycolic acid. Designed for experienced users and skin experiencing more visible dullness, congestion, uneven texture or enlarged-looking pores. Benefits • Helps remove accumulated dead skin cells• Purifies the skin and removes daily impurities• Supports smoother and more refined-looking skin• Restores radiance to dull, tired-looking complexions• Helps visibly minimize enlarged-looking pores• Improves the appearance of rough or uneven texture• Supports the skin’s natural renewal process• Helps prepare the skin for serums and moisturizers• Available in two strengths for progressive exfoliation• Fragrance-free• Silicone-free• Vegan• Suitable for all skin types Best For Dermaceutic Foamer is especially suitable for skin experiencing: • Dullness and loss of radiance• Rough or uneven skin texture• Enlarged or congested-looking pores• Accumulated dead skin cells• Emerging imperfections• Excess oil and visible shine• Uneven-looking skin tone• Skin preparing for a professionally recommended peel protocol• Skin seeking progressive or intensive exfoliation How It Works Dermaceutic Foamer combines glycolic acid with soothing enoxolone. Glycolic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid that helps loosen the bonds between accumulated dead skin cells. This allows them to be removed more efficiently, helping reveal smoother, brighter and more refined-looking skin. Enoxolone, also known as glycyrrhetinic acid, is derived from licorice root. It provides soothing and calming benefits that help support skin comfort during exfoliation. The main difference between the two variants is the concentration and intensity of glycolic acid: Foamer 5 contains 5% glycolic acid Foamer 15 contains 15% glycolic acid Clinical Results Foamer 5 In an in vivo study conducted over 28 days: • 100% agreed that Foamer 5 gently exfoliated their skin• Complexion radiance improved by 77%• Skin texture appeared 73% smoother• Visible pore size decreased by 14% The study was conducted on 23 volunteers by an independent European research organization. Individual results may vary. Foamer 15 In an in vivo study conducted over 28 days: • 100% agreed that Foamer 15 had a pleasant, easy-to-apply texture• 100% agreed that it did not dry out the skin• 100% agreed that it removed dead skin cells and impurities• Complexion radiance improved by 92%• Skin texture appeared 81% smoother• Visible pore size decreased by 15% The study was conducted on 24 volunteers by an independent European research organization. Individual results may vary. How to Use Apply once daily to clean, completely dry skin. Dispense a small amount and gently massage over the face. Leave on for up to two minutes, then rinse thoroughly with water. Rinse immediately when a tingling sensation begins. Avoid the eye contour, eyelids, lips and mucous membranes. Do not apply to irritated, sensitized or broken skin. Avoid using Foamer in the same routine as other concentrated AHAs, BHAs, exfoliating scrubs or intensive resurfacing treatments. Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 50 every morning. Dermaceutic does not recommend Foamer 5 or Foamer 15 during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Loshen & Crem’s Recommendation Choosing the correct strength helps achieve effective exfoliation without unnecessarily sensitizing the skin. We recommend beginning with Foamer 5 when you are new to glycolic acid, have sensitive skin or want a more progressive exfoliating cleanser. Foamer 15 is best suited to skin already accustomed to exfoliating acids or experiencing more visible dullness, excess oil, congestion and uneven texture. Although Dermaceutic permits daily use, we recommend beginning two or three times per week. Gradually increase the frequency only when the skin remains comfortable. For the first application, leave the foam on for approximately 30 seconds rather than the full two minutes. Increase the contact time gradually according to skin tolerance. Foamer is an active exfoliating treatment—not a cleanser that needs to be combined with additional acids. Follow with a hydrating serum or barrier-supporting moisturizer. Ingredients Glycolic Acid: An alpha hydroxy acid that exfoliates accumulated dead skin cells and helps improve dullness, uneven texture, congestion and enlarged-looking pores. Enoxolone: A soothing active derived from licorice root that helps calm visible redness and support skin comfort during exfoliation. Glycerin: A humectant that attracts moisture to the skin and helps reduce feelings of dryness. Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate: A licorice-derived ingredient that provides complementary soothing and conditioning benefits. Foamer 5 Full Ingredient List Water (Aqua), Glycolic Acid, Glycerin, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Hydroxide, Polysorbate 80, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Methylpropanediol, Glycyrrhetinic Acid, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Potassium Sorbate. Foamer 15 Full Ingredient List Water (Aqua), Glycolic Acid, Sodium Hydroxide, Glycerin, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Polysorbate 80, Propylene Glycol, Methylpropanediol, Glycyrrhetinic Acid, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Potassium Sorbate. Ingredient lists may be updated by the manufacturer. Refer to the packaging of your selected variant for the most current ingredient information. Frequently Asked Questions What is Dermaceutic Foamer used for? Dermaceutic Foamer is an exfoliating cleansing foam designed to remove impurities and accumulated dead skin cells while improving dullness, uneven texture and enlarged-looking pores. What is the difference between Foamer 5 and Foamer 15? Foamer 5 contains 5% glycolic acid and provides gentler, progressive exfoliation. Foamer 15 contains 15% glycolic acid and provides a more intensive exfoliating treatment for experienced users and normal to oily skin. Which strength should I choose? Choose Foamer 5 when you are new to glycolic acid, have sensitive skin or prefer a more gradual approach. Choose Foamer 15 when your skin is already accustomed to exfoliating acids and you want a more intensive treatment for dullness, congestion and uneven texture. Should I use Foamer on wet or dry skin? Apply Foamer to completely dry skin. Dermaceutic notes that applying it to wet skin may reduce its effectiveness. How long should I leave Foamer on? Leave it on for up to two minutes or rinse as soon as tingling begins. New users should begin with a shorter contact time. Can I use Foamer every day? Dermaceutic recommends using it once daily. However, beginning two or three times per week may be more appropriate when introducing glycolic acid. Is Foamer 5 suitable for sensitive skin? Dermaceutic states that Foamer 5 may be used by sensitive skin. Introduce it gradually and rinse immediately if discomfort occurs. Is Foamer 15 suitable for sensitive skin? Dermaceutic recommends limiting Foamer 15 to once weekly for sensitive skin. Foamer 5 may be a more appropriate option if discomfort develops. Is tingling normal? A temporary tingling sensation may occur because both variants contain glycolic acid. Rinse as soon as tingling begins. Persistent burning, redness or discomfort is not expected and indicates that the product may be too intensive or used too frequently. Can I use Foamer with retinol? Avoid using Foamer and retinol in the same routine when first introducing either product. Alternating them on different evenings may be appropriate for experienced users under professional guidance. Can I use Foamer with other exfoliating acids? Avoid combining it in the same routine with other AHAs, BHAs, exfoliating toners, scrubs or intensive resurfacing treatments. Can I use Foamer around my eyes? No. Avoid the eye contour, eyelids and the area immediately beneath the eyes. Do I need sunscreen while using Foamer? Yes. Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 50 every morning and reapply as needed. Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin and may increase sensitivity to sun exposure. Can Foamer be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding? Dermaceutic does not recommend Foamer 5 or Foamer 15 during pregnancy or breastfeeding because of their glycolic acid concentrations. Is Dermaceutic Foamer fragrance-free? Yes. Both current formulas are fragrance-free. Is Dermaceutic Foamer silicone-free? Yes. Both current formulas are silicone-free. Is Dermaceutic Foamer vegan? Yes. Dermaceutic identifies both current formulas as vegan. Show more