Minimalist AHA BHA 10% Face Exfoliator 30ml
Minimalist AHA BHA 10% Face Exfoliator (30ml) is a gentle yet effective daily exfoliating serum that helps reveal a clearer, brighter and smoother complexion.
Formulated with 10% exfoliants, including Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid and Salicylic Acid, it works on multiple layers of the skin to remove dead cells, unclog pores and refine texture without stripping moisture. Glycolic Acid penetrates deeply for skin renewal, Lactic Acid smooths the surface, and Salicylic Acid clears congestion to reduce breakouts. Enriched with Hyaluronic Acid, it keeps skin hydrated, plump and healthy-looking. With a skin-friendly pH of 3.4-4.0, this exfoliator is ideal for tackling dullness, uneven tone and rough texture. Non-comedogenic, fragrance-free and essential oil-free. Cruelty-free.
Directions of use:
- Apply 3-4 drops to clean, dry skin in the evening.
- Avoid contact with eyes and do not use on sensitive or compromised skin.
- If new to acids, start with alternate days and build up to daily use.
Description
Minimalist AHA BHA 10% Face Exfoliator (30ml) is a gentle yet effective daily exfoliating serum that helps reveal a clearer, brighter and smoother complexion.
Formulated with 10% exfoliants, including Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid and Salicylic Acid, it works on multiple layers of the skin to remove dead cells, unclog pores and refine texture without stripping moisture. Glycolic Acid penetrates deeply for skin renewal, Lactic Acid smooths the surface, and Salicylic Acid clears congestion to reduce breakouts. Enriched with Hyaluronic Acid, it keeps skin hydrated, plump and healthy-looking. With a skin-friendly pH of 3.4-4.0, this exfoliator is ideal for tackling dullness, uneven tone and rough texture. Non-comedogenic, fragrance-free and essential oil-free. Cruelty-free.
Directions of use:
- Apply 3-4 drops to clean, dry skin in the evening.
- Avoid contact with eyes and do not use on sensitive or compromised skin.
- If new to acids, start with alternate days and build up to daily use.
