It gently exfoliates the skin by working to unglue dead skin on the surface that can make the skin appear dull and pores larger.
Using AHAs increases cell turnover and skin sheds naturally, to reveal a brighter and more even skin tone. Glycolic Acid acts to: Target large pores Reduce the appearance of pores Smooth uneven skin tone Brighten skin tone
10% Glycolic Acid helps to keep skin looking healthy at a safe concentration 5% Witch Hazel helps to minimise excess oil Suitable for all skin types Click here to read about how to choose the right AHA for you Acids aren't scary, they're a gentle and effective way to exfoliate the skin, but as with everything you just need to ensure you're choosing the one that's right for you and not overdoing it. Here's a few tips from THE INKEY LIST. Glycolic Acid is an AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid). Using Glycolic Acid can help boost the effect of other products used after. Due to its exfoliating properties and ability to increase skin renewal, it can aid deeper penetration of the serums you apply afterwards. Glycolic Acid has the smallest molecule size of all of the AHAs so penetrates the skin more deeply, making it perfect for those with more visible skin concerns such as large pores and congestion. If you're new to AHAs, we advise starting with every other night to begin with. For advice on picking the right AHA for you click here. How quickly the skin renews itself is dependent on age, and whilst you may see some instant effects from the product, you should see the full effect within 30 days of beginning use. How to use with other products: AHAs can be combined with most other products, however there are a few to be careful with to ensure you don't sensitise the skin.
When combining with a Vitamin C serum Both are amazing ingredients that can help with healthy looking skin, however it would be best to use Vitamin C in the AM and your Glycolic Acid in the PM.