1 product
-
Da Membrane 15% Glycolic Acid AHA + 1% Salicylic Acid BHA Body Lotion | 200gVendor:Da Membrane 15% Glycolic Acid AHA + 1% Salicylic Acid BHA Body Lotion | 200gDa Membrane- Regular price
- ₹999.00
- ₹999.00
- Regular price
-
₹1,332.00 - Sale price
Targets Pigmentation, Reduces Acne, Strawberry Skin, Uneven Skin Tone
Frequently Asked Questions
Glycolic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that exfoliates dead skin cells from the skin's surface. It can help improve the appearance of rough texture, dullness, uneven skin tone, dark spots and other signs of uneven-looking skin.
It depends on the product's concentration, formulation and your skin's tolerance. Glycolic acid does not always need to be used daily. Beginners should generally start with less frequent use and gradually increase it if their skin tolerates it well.
Leave-on glycolic acid products can be used overnight when they are specifically formulated for leave-on use. Follow the product's directions and avoid leaving on products that are designed to be rinsed off. If you're new to glycolic acid, start with shorter or less frequent applications.
Apply your glycolic acid product according to its instructions, usually after cleansing and on clean, dry skin. Start with a small amount and avoid the eye and lip areas. Follow with a moisturizer, and use sunscreen during the day.
Glycolic acid can help improve the appearance of uneven skin tone and dark spots by exfoliating the skin's surface and promoting a more even-looking complexion. Consistent sunscreen use is important when addressing pigmentation.
Yes. Glycolic acid exfoliates dead skin cells that can contribute to a rough, uneven-looking surface. With regular, well-tolerated use, it can help skin feel smoother and look more refined.
Glycolic acid can be paired with hydrating and soothing ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, panthenol, glycerin and allantoin. Niacinamide can also complement a glycolic acid routine. When combining active ingredients, introduce them gradually to reduce the risk of irritation.
Glycolic acid can be used on the underarm area only when the product is suitable for that area and your skin tolerates it. Avoid applying it immediately after shaving or on irritated, broken or sensitive skin, as this may increase irritation.
Avoid immediately layering glycolic acid with multiple strong exfoliants or potentially irritating actives, such as other AHAs, BHAs or retinoids, unless your routine is designed for that combination. Follow glycolic acid with a gentle moisturizer, and use sunscreen during the day.
If you stop using glycolic acid, the exfoliating benefits will gradually decrease and your skin will return to its normal renewal process. Concerns such as rough texture or dullness may gradually become noticeable again, depending on your skin and routine.
Glycolic acid can help improve the appearance of post-acne marks and uneven skin tone by exfoliating the skin's surface. It is more useful for the appearance of leftover marks than for treating active acne itself.
Glycolic acid cannot permanently shrink pores. However, exfoliating dead skin cells and reducing surface buildup can make pores appear less noticeable and help skin look smoother.
Yes. Beginners can use glycolic acid, but it is best to start with a lower-frequency routine and follow the product's recommended usage. Introduce one active at a time and stop or reduce use if significant irritation occurs.
Glycolic acid can help skin look brighter and more radiant by exfoliating dead skin cells and improving the appearance of uneven texture and dullness. Consistent use, combined with moisturization and sun protection, can support a healthier-looking glow.
Glycolic acid can be used at different times depending on the product. Many leave-on glycolic acid products are convenient to use at night, particularly when you're building a routine around other active ingredients. Always follow the product's directions.
Some people may notice smoother-feeling skin within a few uses, while improvements in uneven tone, dark spots and overall texture generally take longer and require consistent use. The timeline depends on the product, concentration, skin type and concern being addressed.
Yes. Sunscreen is especially important when using exfoliating acids. Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day and reapply as needed, particularly when spending time outdoors.
Glycolic acid can help improve the appearance of uneven, dull-looking or tanned skin by exfoliating dead surface cells. However, it does not prevent tanning. Regular sunscreen use and sun protection are essential to help prevent further UV-related darkening.
Glycolic acid can be used by many skin types, but it may not be suitable for everyone. Sensitive or easily irritated skin may need a lower concentration or less frequent use. Patch testing and gradually introducing the ingredient can help assess tolerance.
For most leave-on glycolic acid products, applying them to clean, dry skin is a good approach unless the product specifically recommends otherwise. Applying acids to wet skin may increase penetration and can sometimes increase the chance of irritation.
Signs that glycolic acid may be working include smoother-feeling skin, improved-looking texture, less dullness and a more even-looking skin tone over time. Results are gradual, so consistent use is more important than expecting an immediate change.
Glycolic acid can be used by people with Indian skin, but suitability depends on individual skin type, sensitivity and the product's concentration. Start gradually, avoid over-exfoliation and use broad-spectrum sunscreen consistently, especially when targeting pigmentation or uneven skin tone.