Hydrafacial has more than 20 boosters, many co-created with leading skincare brands, which allow estheticians to customize and personalize each Hydrafacial treatment according to a consumer’s particular skin concerns.

The Beauty Health Company’s Hydrafacial is rolling out a new exfoliating booster co-created with Glytone.

The Glytone AHA Resurfacing Cellular Booster leverages a unique combination of three alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) that may help improve the appearance of skin surface and texture to provide a radiant, glowing complexion. 

The booster will launch at providers nationally in the U.S. beginning November 9th.

Delivered with Hydrafacial’s patented Magic Wand hand piece and vortex fusion technology, the new Glytone AHA Resurfacing Cellular Booster is formulated to improve the appearance of skin surface and texture, leaving skin smooth, soft, and healthy looking. It delivers results gently, yet effectively, and was created for those with sensitive skin in mind.

“Hydrafacial offers consumers and their estheticians the ultimate menu of personalized skincare options through our selection of boosters, which are used to enhance every Hydrafacial treatment. We are pleased to expand our offering with Glytone, a brand recognized in the best dermatology offices,” says BeautyHealth President and Chief Executive Officer Andrew Stanleick, in a news release. “We share a long history of creating dermatological skincare and a science-first philosophy. Together, we have co-created a formula that offers gentle exfoliation, and the glowing results of every Hydrafacial.”

Key ingredients of the Glytone x Hydrafacial formula include:

  • Mandelic, Lactic, Poly Hydroxy Acid blend: Slowly and gently exfoliates
  • Mucor Miehei Extract: Encourages exfoliation while being gentle on skin barrier
  • Beta Glucan: Helps minimize visible redness and offset any potential sensitivity
  • Moringa Seed Extract: Leaves skin soft, radiant, and refined

 “Glytone’s acid-based formulas for at-home care and in-office chemical peels use innovative and advanced technologies to target skin concerns such as hyperpigmentation, uneven texture, photo-aging, acne, or Keratosis Pilaris,” adds Sebastian Werner, CEO Pierre Fabre USA Inc. “We are pleased to combine our expertise with Hydrafacial to continue to deliver visible results.”

Today Hydrafacial has more than 20 boosters, many co-created with leading skincare brands, which allow estheticians to customize and personalize each Hydrafacial treatment according to a consumer’s particular skin concerns.

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