Clearer skin, smoother texture, smaller-looking pores, and a brighter complexion. You may experience some initial dryness or irritation.

Cleanse your face with a gentle cleanser and pat dry.
Take one pad and swipe it over your entire face, avoiding the eye area.
Focus on problem areas, such as the T-zone or areas with acne or congestion.
Do not rinse; allow the product to absorb fully.
Follow with a moisturizer and SPF if using during the day.
You can use the pads once or twice daily, depending on your skin's tolerance.

What’s in the formula?

Mandelic Acid: We call this multi-tasking AHA the trifecta acid because it takes on three of the top trouble spots: acne, signs of aging, and irregular pigmentation. Along with its micro-exfoliating properties, it’s antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and naturally brightening making it unique among acids. It’s also more gentle than most acids because it has a larger molecular structure, which means it is absorbed more slowly by the skin so it doesn’t cause irritation.

Niacinamide: This vitamin B derivative is a quiet giant in the realm of skin care. You may not know the name, but it is working behind the scenes to promote clearer, firmer, more resilient skin. It’s a collagen booster and a contributor to cellular turnover. It stimulates the synthesis of ceramides, essential to a strong skin barrier. It blocks melanin from reaching the surface of the skin. It’s potent anti-inflammatory properties mean it helps reduce redness.

Zinc Peptides: An essential part of the protein sequence, zinc peptides promote wound-healing and tissue regeneration to strengthen skin structure and firmness. They also help to protect immune system activity and inflammatory control. Antibacterial and antiseptic properties soothe, heal, and protect skin.

Lactic Acid: This gentle alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) derived from fermented milk has been used by royals and regular folk for centuries to make skin smooth, soft, and radiantly youthful. Like other AHAs, lactic acid works by dissolving the proteins binding skin cells together, which results in a sloughing off of dead cells and debris. This exfoliation stimulates cell renewal and promotes the production of collagen and elastin.
Lactic acid works mostly on the surface of the skin. It’s non-irritating and a pH regulator, and a humectant meaning it acts a moisture binder.

Salicylic Acid: This multi-functioning beta hydroxy acid is a desmolytic and comedolytic agent, meaning it works above and below the surface to exfoliate and flush out pores. On its own, it can be strong, but it shines as a team player. In combination with alpha hydroxy acids, salicylic acid enhances brightening and regenerative effects because of its superior ability to reach into pores. With its exceptional exfoliating properties, it accelerates cell renewal, smooths fine lines, and encourages collagen production, while also giving other actives an absorptive boost. Its anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory properties make it a key acne fighter.

Glycine: Glycine is a naturally occurring amino acid required for the synthesis of protein. It’s one of three amino acids that make up collagen’s triple-helix structure. In skin care, glycine aids in cell repair, protects against oxidative stress, and promotes suppleness and elasticity.