AHA BHA PHA 30 Days Miracle Serum
Quick take: Lightweight exfoliating serum combining AHA/BHA/PHA with tea tree and centella to smooth texture, clear congestion, and calm the look of troubled skin.
Last updated: 2024-05-20 • Changelog: Added usage order, FAQ, safety notes.
What it is
An exfoliating and soothing serum formulated to gently resurface skin, decongest pores, and support a balanced complexion.
Who it's for
- Congested, oily, or combination skin seeking a lightweight exfoliating serum.
- Those managing the look of blemishes and uneven texture.
- Users wanting acids plus calming botanicals in one step.
Key ingredients (INCI)
- AHA (Glycolic/Lactic) — surface exfoliation to smooth and brighten.
- BHA (Salicylic Acid) — oil-soluble exfoliant to help clear pores and reduce visible congestion.
- PHA (Gluconolactone) — gentle exfoliation with humectant benefits.
- Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Water/Extract — cosmetic purifying and soothing support.
- Centella Asiatica Extract — calming and barrier-support feel.
- Niacinamide — brightening and barrier-supporting benefits.
Free-from / texture
- Light, slightly viscous serum that absorbs quickly without a greasy feel.
- Low pH to aid acid efficacy.
- Tea tree aroma; no heavy added fragrance.
How to use & order
- After cleansing and toner at night, apply a few drops to face, avoiding the immediate eye area.
- Start 1–2 times per week; increase frequency as tolerated. Follow with moisturizer.
- Use sunscreen daily while incorporating exfoliating acids.
Conflicts & layering tips
- Avoid same-routine use with retinoids, low-pH vitamin C, or other leave-on acids.
- If skin is dry or tight, buffer with hydrating toner/essence before applying.
- Do not use on broken or freshly compromised skin.
Evidence & notes
- AHA/BHA/PHAs are established cosmetic exfoliants that improve the appearance of texture and clogged pores with consistent use.
- Tea tree and centella provide cosmetic soothing; effects are supportive, not medicinal.
- Niacinamide assists with visible brightening and barrier care alongside acids.
Safety
- For external use only; avoid direct eye contact.
- Patch test before first use; reduce frequency if stinging or peeling occurs.
- Not recommended on compromised skin or immediately after hair removal.
- Broad-spectrum sunscreen is essential during daytime while using exfoliating acids.
FAQ
Q. How should I introduce this serum?
A. Use 1–2 times per week at night for the first week, then gradually increase as tolerated. Always follow with moisturizer.
Q. Can I layer it with retinoids or vitamin C?
A. Avoid using in the same routine with retinoids, low-pH vitamin C, or other exfoliating acids to reduce irritation risk. Alternate nights instead.
Q. Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
A. It contains soothing ingredients, but acids can still irritate. Patch test, start slowly, and monitor for redness or stinging.
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