Texture & fine lines

Resurface+ Smooth

Rough texture, enlarged-looking pores and fine lines that catch the light all come back to skin cell turnover slowing down. Resurface + Smooth is the Glo Skin Beauty range that speeds it back up: retinol and glycolic acid working together to refine texture and smooth the look of the skin's surface.

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Why smoother skin is about renewal, not scrubbing

The range is led by two of the most evidence-backed actives in skincare. GlyPro Retinol Drops and the Retinol + Resurfacing Serum support smoother, more refined-looking skin overnight, while the GlyPro AHA Resurfacing Cleanser and Glycolic Resurfacing Cream use glycolic acid to polish away rough surface texture. Used consistently, the two refine pores, tone and fine lines together.

Where to start

Introduce retinol slowly, two or three nights a week, and always wear SPF the next day. The GlyPro AHA Cleanser is a gentle way to begin resurfacing.

How to build it

The resurfacing routine, in four steps.

01

Cleanse

The GlyPro AHA Resurfacing Cleanser polishes away rough surface texture.

02

Treat

GlyPro Retinol Drops support smoother, more refined-looking skin overnight.

03

Smooth

The Glycolic Resurfacing Cream refines texture and tone.

04

Protect

Always follow resurfacing with daily SPF, as skin is more sun-sensitive.

Glo Skin Beauty's Resurface + Smooth range, curated by the clinicians at The London Road Clinic in Newark, Nottinghamshire, helps refine the look of rough texture, enlarged pores and fine lines using retinol and glycolic acid across cleansers, serums and creams. It's the at-home resurfacing routine our team trusts between professional treatments.

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Good to know

Frequently asked

How do I start using retinol without irritation?

Begin two or three nights a week, apply a small amount to dry skin, and build up as your skin adjusts. Pair with a hydrator to buffer it, and always wear SPF the following day, as retinol can make skin more sun-sensitive.

Can I use retinol and glycolic acid together?

Many people use both, but introduce them one at a time and often on alternate nights to start. Listen to your skin: if it feels tight or looks flaky, space them out further until it settles.

Is retinol safe to use in pregnancy?

Retinol is generally advised against during pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you're pregnant or trying to conceive, pause retinol and speak to your GP. Hydrate + Restore and Calm + Soothe are pregnancy-friendly alternatives for that period.