Farmstay Real Green Tea Clear Peeling Gel

Use it about once or twice a week. Because it lifts away dead surface cells, daily use is not needed. Once or twice weekly is enough to keep skin feeling smooth and looking fresh without over-exfoliating, and you can space it out further if your skin feels sensitive.

Start with dry hands and dry skin. Apply a small amount and massage gently over the face in circular motions, avoiding the eyes and lips. You will feel the gel gather as it lifts surface build-up. Rinse thoroughly with warm water, then follow with your usual routine.

Green tea is the lead botanical and is well known in skincare as an antioxidant-associated, soothing ingredient. In this rinse-off gel it is not a leave-on active, so its main contribution is character rather than a lasting treatment. The product's real job is a gentle, comfortable exfoliation.

It is a gentle, roll-off exfoliant rather than an acid peel, which many people find comfortable. If your skin is very sensitive or reactive, start with once a week, avoid any broken or irritated areas, and patch test first, as the formula contains fragrance.

No. It is a physical, roll-off peeling gel that gently gathers and lifts dead surface cells as you massage, rather than working through acids. That makes it a milder option for anyone who finds acid exfoliants too strong, though the frequency guidance still applies.

Not as a substitute for a moisturiser. Although the formula includes humectants like glycerin, it is rinsed off, so its main role is exfoliation rather than lasting hydration. Always follow with a moisturiser afterwards to keep skin feeling comfortable and soft.

Yes. After rinsing, continue with toner, serum and moisturiser as usual. A moisturiser afterwards keeps freshly exfoliated skin comfortable, and using sunscreen in the daytime is always good practice after any exfoliating step.

Yes, apply it across the face while avoiding the delicate eye and lip areas. Massage gently rather than scrubbing hard, then rinse well. If some areas feel rougher, you can focus lightly there, but keep the overall pressure soft and the frequency to once or twice a week.