Peeling acids - The Ordinary PEELING SOLUTION 30ML

The Ordinary Acid Peeling Serum - AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution The Ordinary Acid Peeling Serum - AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution Acid peeling serum from The Ordinary: Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) work to peel the upper layer of the skin to achieve a more radiant and even appearance. While beta hydroxy acids (BHA) peel the skin more deeply to remove congestion of the pores. These advanced acids provide exceptional peeling to help combat blemishes and enhance radiance. How the peel works: This AHA and BHA peeling solution provides deep peeling and helps fight spots to improve the skin. Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) peel the upper layer of the skin for a brighter and more even look, while beta hydroxy acids (BHA) strengthen the skin deeper to remove pore congestion — working together to radically improve skin texture and fill in fine lines. Don't be discouraged by the discomfort or tingling that often accompanies acid use — because it contains AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution. How to use: Ideally use in the evening only, not more than twice a week. Clean the face and wait until the skin dries. Do not use on damp skin. Apply evenly to the face and neck using your fingertips. Leave on for no more than 10 minutes. Then rinse with lukewarm water only, avoiding contact with the eyes during application and rinsing. Do not leave on for more than 10 minutes. If persistent irritation occurs, stop using the product and consult a doctor. This product contains alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), which may increase your skin’s sensitivity to the sun, especially the risk of sunburn. It is recommended to use sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and limit sun exposure while using this product and for one week afterward. Usage only as directed. Notes: This formula contains a very high concentration of free acids. The Ordinary recommends use only if you are experienced with acid peeling and if your skin is not sensitive. Contraindications: This solution should not be used on sensitive, peeling, or sun-exposed skin.