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Dr. Melaxin Body Peel Shot Spray review, my tested results with the kojic acid turmeric spray
My short take, Dr. Melaxin Body Peel Shot Spray is a quick, surface level exfoliator that makes skin look smoother on camera. I used the melaxin peel shot for two weeks on arms, shoulders, and T zone, then noted changes in texture, glow, and comfort. If you want blackhead control, I still reach for salicylic acid and sunscreen.
Social proof jumped in 2025. Many hands on videos show pilling and fast texture gains. Example video 1 Example video 2
Patch test first. Exfoliation makes skin sun sensitive.
Dr. Melaxin Body Peel Shot Spray, overview and specs
What it is and who it helps
This is a spray on exfoliator for body first, face second. Think elbows, knees, back, feet, and shoulders. I did test on the face with care. It helps lift dead skin cells and softens rough texture.
In this review I cover melaxin peel shot use on face and body, how kojic acid and turmeric play with acids like citric and lactic, and why I still keep a retinoid or BHA for pores. I also add notes on sunscreen, niacinamide, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid.
What comes in the box
- One 200 ml bottle with a fine mist trigger
- Quick start card with directions and cautions
Key specs
| Format | Spray exfoliator, 200 ml |
|---|---|
| Star ingredients | Kojic acid, turmeric extracts, citric acid, niacinamide, glycerin |
| Scent | Light citrus with a herbal hint |
| Where to buy | Amazon and K beauty shops |
INCI in plain words
| INCI name | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Curcuma Longa, Turmeric, Root Extract | Brightening, antioxidant | Often paired with acids |
| Kojic Acid | Tone evening | Daily SPF is a must |
| Citric Acid | AHA, pH adjust | Surface exfoliation |
| Citrus Aurantium Dulcis, Orange, Peel Oil | Fragrance | May bother sensitive skin |
| Citrus Nobilis, Mandarin, Peel Extract | Fragrance | Patch test if reactive |
| Rosmarinus Officinalis, Rosemary, Leaf Extract | Antioxidant | Soothing support |
| Glycerin | Humectant | Plays well with hyaluronic acid |
| Niacinamide | Barrier and tone | Works with kojic acid |
Ingredient lists can vary across retailers. Cross check the exact listing you buy.
Price and value
Expect 25 to 33 USD. I paid 29, then saw it dip to 26 a week later. It lives in the budget peel lane.
Who will like it
- Anyone who wants quick smoothing with minimal steps
- Fans of a light spray more than thick gels
- Not ideal for very sensitive or over exfoliated skin
Design, feel, and day to day use
Look and build
Clean bottle. No fuss. The trigger gives a fine even mist that coats skin without drips. Texture starts watery, then grips a bit as you massage.
Ergonomics
Six to eight inches from skin is the sweet spot. On the face I spray into my palm, then apply like a toner so it stays clear of the eyes.
Durability
No clogs during my test. The cap seals tight if you decant for travel.
Performance analysis, what I measured
4.1 Core functionality
Primary use cases
- Smooths rough patches on arms and knees
- Helps makeup sit better on bumpy areas
- Loosens visible flakes before an event
Numbers from my notes
| Texture after one use | 8 out of 10 within 10 minutes |
|---|---|
| Glow bump | 6 out of 10, looks fresh under oil |
| Blackheads | My nose laughed at it. No change after 14 days |
| Irritation | One mild tingle on day 1, fine after I spaced it out |
How I used it
- Pre event, two sprays on shoulders, massage 30 seconds, rinse at two minutes, lotion on top
- Face, pea size in palm, massage until it pills, rinse, pat dry, sunscreen in the morning
Exfoliation boosts sun sensitivity. Please wear SPF every day.
Pilling reality check
I did a tiny science fair at my sink. On clean glass there was no pilling. On skin, the first pass pilled, the second pass in the same spot barely did. That points to lifted debris, oil, and dead skin playing a part, not only the formula.
4.2 Key performance categories
Strong win. The pilling lifts surface debris and sebaceous filament gunk. Skin feels glassy after one pass. It fits into a simple skincare routine with a gentle face wash and a light cream.
User experience and daily routine
Setup and learning curve
Easy. Clean skin, spray, massage until it pills, rinse, moisturize. I started every other day. If you use retinol, alternate nights to avoid a cranky barrier.
Great pairings, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, a gentle face wash, and a broad spectrum sunscreen.
Controls and mess factor
The mist is fine and even, so you waste less. On the face I apply with hands like a liquid exfoliant. For body I spray then massage in circles.
How often to use it
| Skin type | Start | After 2 weeks | Avoid mixing with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal to oily | Every other day | Up to 3 times a week | Same night as strong BHA or strong retinoid |
| Dry | Two times a week | Two to three times a week | On active irritation |
| Sensitive | Patch test, once weekly | Stay at once weekly | Fragrance layering, hot showers after use |
Daily sunscreen is non negotiable after exfoliation.
How it stacks up, and when to pick it
| Product | Format | Best for | Price band | Why choose it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Melaxin Body Peel Shot Spray | Spray exfoliator | Fast texture smoothing | Low to mid | Quick visible results on body |
| BHA 2 percent liquid | Leave on acid | Persistent blackheads | Low | Targets pores and sebaceous filaments |
| Lactic acid body lotion | Lotion | Dry skin texture | Low to mid | Gentle nightly smoothing |
Pros and cons
What I loved
- Instant smoothing before events
- Spray format covers large areas fast
- Layers well with hyaluronic acid and a light lotion
What could be better
- Marketing oversells pore clearing
- Fragrance can bother reactive skin
- Ingredient lists look different across retailers
Evolution and updates
The product spread wider in 2025. More videos, mixed expert takes. I will add a day 60 update with longer wear notes.
Who should buy this peel shot
Best for
- Smoother arms, elbows, and shoulders before a shoot or party
- Makeup wearers who fight patchy texture
- Anyone willing to alternate nights with retinol or BHA
Skip if
- Your main goal is clearing blackheads
- Your skin is very reactive or very dry
- You need fragrance free only
Alternatives to consider
- Leave on BHA for pore control
- Lactic acid body lotion for gentle smoothing
- Professional chemical peel for deeper resurfacing
Where to buy and what to watch for
Trusted retailers
Buying tips
- Confirm bottle size is 200 ml
- Check the exact ingredient list on your listing
- Skim fresh customer reviews and ignore wild claims
Final verdict
7.9 out of 10
It is a solid body exfoliator for quick texture wins. Not a pore buster. If you want smooth arms for a sleeveless dress, it delivers. If you want blackhead removal, keep BHA or a retinoid in the lineup and wear sunscreen.
Evidence and proof, 2025 only
Video gallery
Both are 2025 videos that show texture, pilling, and real user expectations.
Quick FAQ
Does Dr. Melaxin Peel Shot clear blackheads
Not for me. It smooths the surface. For blackheads, reach for salicylic acid or a retinoid.
Can I use it with retinol
Yes, on alternate nights. Moisturize, then wear SPF the next day.
Is it safe for dry skin
It can be. Start slow and layer humectants like glycerin or hyaluronic acid.
How to use, simple routine
- Cleanse with a gentle face wash
- Apply the peel shot, massage until it pills, rinse
- Layer niacinamide or hyaluronic acid if you like
- Seal with a light lotion or cream
- Use sunscreen daily
Choose your goal
Use every other day for two weeks on arms or shoulders. Follow with a lotion that has glycerin or rice extracts.
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