AHA BHA PHA Care Serum from Sum By Me - 50 ml is a serum dedicated to skin care and deep pore cleansing, containing a blend of AHA, BHA, and PHA acids that work to renew and effectively cleanse the skin of impurities. This serum is ideal for acne-prone skin and enhances the appearance of dry or dull skin to give it radiance and vitality.
Features:
AHA, BHA, and PHA formula:
AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acids): Help gently exfoliate the skin and remove dead cells, enhancing skin radiance.
BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acids): Penetrate the pores to deeply clean and prevent clogging, reducing pimples and bumps.
PHA (Polyhydroxy Acids): Gently exfoliate the skin without causing irritation, making it suitable for sensitive skin.
Skin renewal: The serum helps renew skin cells and stimulates the natural skin regeneration process, improving the appearance of the skin.
Acne treatment: Works to treat acne and pimples by cleansing the pores and reducing excess oil secretion.
Skin hydration: Despite containing acids, it maintains skin hydration and prevents dryness.
Suitable for all skin types: Especially for acne-prone, oily, or sensitive skin.
How to use:
After cleansing the face, apply a small amount of serum to your palm.
Gently apply it to the face with circular motions until fully absorbed.
It can be used morning and evening, but it is preferable to use it at night for best results.
Make sure to use sun protection in the morning, as acids may increase skin sensitivity to the sun.
Benefits:
Improves skin appearance: Gently exfoliates the skin, helping to renew it and make it look more radiant.
Reduces appearance of pimples: Contributes to reducing acne and bumps by deeply cleansing the pores.
Hydrates the skin: Works to moisturize and prevent dryness thanks to its balanced formulation.
Suitable for sensitive skin: Due to its gentle formula, it can be used even on sensitive skin without causing irritation.
AHA BHA PHA Care Serum from Sum By Me is an ideal choice for clear, renewed skin, with effective exfoliation and overall skin improvement.
