Description

HT CEUTIC AHA Gel Peeling 20% – 50ml for Oily Skin

Experience the transformative power of the HT CEUTIC AHA Gel Peeling 20%, specifically formulated for oily skin. This effective exfoliating gel contains 20% glycolic acid, which works wonders in rejuvenating your complexion. By gently peeling away dead skin cells and impurities, it promotes a clearer, smoother, and more radiant skin appearance.

How to Use

For optimal results, apply the AHA gel in the evening on clean, dry skin, avoiding contact with the eyes and lips. This allows the active ingredients to absorb overnight. In the morning, don’t forget to protect your skin by applying HTCEUTIC PROTEK SPF 50+ sunscreen. This sunscreen complements the peeling process and keeps your skin safe from UV damage.

Key Features

• Contains 20% glycolic acid – known for its powerful exfoliating properties.
• Ideal for oily skin, helping to reduce excess sebum and unclog pores.
• Promotes a brighter and more even skin tone.
• Provides smooth texture and enhances overall skin health.

Benefits

Using the HT CEUTIC AHA Gel Peeling 20% can lead to multiple benefits, including reduced acne breakouts, minimized appearance of pores, and improved skin texture. You’ll notice a fresher, more youthful glow as dead skin cells are replaced with healthier skin. It’s not just about peeling; it’s an investment in your daily skincare routine to maintain beautiful, radiant skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How often should I use the HT CEUTIC AHA Gel Peeling?

For best results, we recommend using the gel peeling 2-3 times a week, gradually increasing frequency as your skin adapts to the product.

2. Can I use this product if I have sensitive skin?

This product is formulated for oily skin types. If you have sensitive skin, please conduct a patch test or consult with a dermatologist before use to ensure compatibility with your skin type.

3. Why is sunscreen necessary after using the AHA Gel Peeling?

Using a sunscreen like HTCEUTIC PROTEK SPF 50+ in the morning is crucial after exfoliating, as your skin may be more sensitive to the sun, increasing the risk of UV damage and hyperpigmentation.