1. What does the AHA BHA Exfoliating Treatment do for the skin?

This exfoliating toner combines 2% Salicylic Acid, a BHA, with 6%
Mandelic Acid, an AHA, to clear clogged pores, smooth skin texture and reduce
the appearance of acne, blackheads and whiteheads with regular nighttime use.

2. How do I use this exfoliating toner correctly?

Start by cleansing and toning the skin, then apply the exfoliant
all over the face and neck using a cotton pad, avoiding the under eye area, and
follow with a moisturizer. It is meant to be used twice a week at night on
alternate days.

3. Is this the best toner for open pores and blackheads?

Salicylic Acid is oil soluble, which allows it to penetrate into
pores and dissolve the buildup that causes blackheads and enlarged pores, while
Mandelic Acid gently resurfaces the top layer of skin, making this a strong
option for minimizing pore appearance.

4. Can this AHA BHA toner be used on sensitive skin?

Mandelic Acid is known as one of the gentler AHAs due to its
larger molecular size, and the formula also includes Hyaluronic Acid, Ceramides
and Cucumber Extract to support the skin barrier, but sensitive skin should
still start with once a week use to gauge tolerance.

5. How often should I use an AHA BHA exfoliating treatment?

Twice a week at night on alternate days is the recommended
frequency for most skin types. Overusing chemical exfoliants can weaken the
skin barrier, so consistency at a moderate frequency works better than daily
use.

6. Does this toner help with acne as well as texture?

Yes, Salicylic Acid specifically targets acne causing bacteria and
excess oil inside pores, which makes this treatment useful for both improving
overall skin texture and directly addressing active breakouts and congestion.

7. Can I use sunscreen the day after using this exfoliating toner?

Yes, and you should. Chemical exfoliants like AHAs and BHAs
increase sun sensitivity, so using a broad spectrum sunscreen every morning
after nighttime exfoliation is essential to protect the freshly resurfaced
skin.

8. What ingredients support the skin while it is exfoliating?

Alongside the acids, the formula includes Hyaluronic Acid,
Ceramides, Matrixyl 3000, Licorice Root Extract, Cucumber Extract and Niacinamide,
which help hydrate, soothe and support the skin barrier throughout the
exfoliation process.

9. Is this product suitable for someone new to chemical
exfoliation?

Beginners should introduce it slowly, starting with once a week
and monitoring how the skin responds before increasing to twice weekly, since
AHAs and BHAs can cause mild sensitivity or peeling when first introduced into
a routine.

10. What size bottle does the AHA BHA Exfoliating Treatment come
in?

It comes in a 100 milliliter bottle, which typically lasts several
months given the twice weekly recommended usage and the small amount needed on
a cotton pad each time.