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IndiaThe Minimalist AHA PHA BHA 32% Face Peel is a potent exfoliating solution designed to rejuvenate the skin by removing dead skin cells and promoting cell turnover. This advanced formula combines Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA), Poly Hydroxy Acids (PHA), and Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHA) to target various skin concerns effectively.
The face peel works by utilizing a blend of chemical exfoliants. AHAs, such as glycolic acid, penetrate the skin to remove dead skin cells, improving texture and clarity. PHAs, like gluconolactone, gently exfoliate while also providing hydration. BHAs, such as salicylic acid, help to unclog pores and are particularly beneficial for acne-prone skin.
This face peel is ideal for individuals with dull, uneven skin tone, fine lines, or acne-prone skin. It is suitable for those looking for a powerful exfoliation treatment to enhance skin brightness and clarity.
Conduct a patch test before full application to ensure compatibility with your skin. Avoid using on broken or irritated skin. Follow the recommended usage guidelines and avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight without protection.
For optimal results, use the face peel as directed, typically once a week, depending on your skin type and tolerance. Adjust frequency based on skin's response.
Yes, but it is best to avoid combining with other strong exfoliants or active ingredients to prevent irritation. Follow with a gentle moisturizer and sunscreen.
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