Skingredients AHA Cleanse 100ml

AHA Cleanse 100ml

NEWNESS incoming! Our nerdie panellist adored AHA Cleanse (100ml) for serving dull, tired + lacklustre skin a wave of skin brightening + hydrating rock star ingredients. AHA Cleanse is your active cleanser + micro-mask that reveals an inner glow + smoother, more even-toned skin as easy as swishing a magic wand.

Rely on 8% lactic acid and 1% polyhydroxy acid (PHA) to harmonise on brightening + gently exfoliating your skin, while flooding your skin with moisture, which results in a bouncier, plumper complexion. Lactic acid is an alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) that speeds up cell turnover and exfoliates the skin by gently loosening + sweeping away the dead skin cells that are putting a stop to your glow.

AHA Cleanse is part of our Match + Mix® range of skincare. They’re “add-ons” to your Skingredients core recipe – that's the KeyFour – which work to address your individual skin concerns + help you reach your skin goals. Incorporate our Match + Mix products, into your AM + PM skincare routine when your skin needs it.

Use AHA Cleanse 2 to 3 times a week, alongside PreProbiotic Cleanse, for luminous, glowing skin. We can’t wait to see you glow, glow, glow!

 
Rockstar Ingredients:

• Lactic acid: an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that loosens the bonds keeping dead skin cells attached to the skin, large molecule size for gentle exfoliation, brightening
• Polyhydroxy acid (PHA): a gentler exfoliating acid that has humectant abilities, which means it attracts and retains moisture within the skin for hydrated skin

Who is it for:

• Those with dull, fatigued or lacklustre skin – the blend of lactic acid and a PHA will reveal the skin’s inner glow
• Not for those with super sensitive skin – we always recommend patch testing
• Suitable for mamas-to-be (suitable for use during pregnancy)

Glossary: [1] Alpha Hydroxy acid (Exfoliating AHA), [2] Hydrator (Humectant), [3] Emollient, [4] Emollient [5] pH Balancer, [6] Polyhydroxy Acid (Exfoliating PHA), [7] Preservative, [8] Texture Enhancer.