AHA CREAM Renewal Moisturizer

Directions: Nightly 🌚 Use Only ( USE Quarter SIZE )

Apply to damp skin at night after CLEANSE, TONE apply to the face, neck and décolleté (chest ) ( Don’t use another  exfoliating cream with this product you will over exfoliate your skin and cause damage)  You can alternate one night this one night that but Never at the same time.

( STEP 4 TREATMENT )

Alpha Hydroxy Acids :

Alpha Hydroxy Acids, otherwise known as AHAs, are a group of acid compounds, most often derived from plant-based sources, that deliver big benefits when it comes to your skin. Helps with discoloration, texture, roughness of the skin and fine lines.

SKIN CONCERN: 

• Dullness
• Uneven Tone
•  Very Dry Skin 
• Firmness

SKIN TYPE :

• Normal
• Dry
• Combination 
• Oily 

• AHA Cream is a delicate, leave-on exfoliant for sensitive skin that will not dehydrate or irritate. Lactic Acid gently softens and breaks apart debris while you sleep, revealing a vibrant, glowing complexion. Vitamin E, a proven antioxidant, works to protect you from free-radical damage, giving you healthier, more youthful looking skin.

• “During the hot summer months or in winter when indoor heat is high, it’s essential to store your cosmetic products in a cool, dry place. Exposure to extreme temperatures can alter their texture and effectiveness. For optimal preservation, consider using a cosmetic refrigerator to keep your products at their natural state.”

Ingredients:

• Glycolic, Tartaric, and Malic Acids
• Organic Multi-Fruit Extracts
• Apricot Kernel Oil
• Mango and Organic Shea Butters 
• Water 

Attributes:

• Vegan
• No Added Gluten
• No Added Phthalates
• No Added Parabens
• This product is vegan.

❌ Avoid mixing this product with niacinamide, retinol, or vitamin C as doing so may lead to severe irritation due to over-exfoliation of the skin. Keep these ingredients separate to prevent any negative reactions on the skin.

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women, as it may have effects that are unknown
• People who are receiving radiation therapy, as it may worsen skin damage
• People who have scleroderma, as it may worsen skin ulcers
• People who take prescription medication or have a chronic health condition, as it may interact with their treatment