Introducing! AHA/BHA SERUM Elke Intensive Treatment Series A combination of alpha hydroxy and beta hydroxy acids. This blend minimizes the appearance of wrinkles, acne marks and dark spots. Also lightens melasma and whitens skin due to its peeling properties. Heals and prevents pimples and acne marks. Lactic acid is one of the most popular alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) in skin care today, marketed as a powerful ingredient that helps reduce acne breakouts and the appearance of wrinkles and other signs of aging. Mallic Acid, Products that contain malic acid can also be used as treatments for common skin issues such as age spots, rosacea, acne and scarring. Since the acid stimulates the growth of collagen, it promotes younger and smoother skin to shine through. This automatically reduces your skin issues and gives your skin a healthier, younger and softer feel. Glycolic acid is part of the group of active compounds known as AHA's (alpha hydroxy acids). Derived from cane sugar: It has the smallest molecules in the group so is able to penetrate skin deeply and easily, making it the most effective for treating fine lines, acne, blackheads, dullness, oiliness etc Salicylic Acid,If you have a lot of acne scars, blemishes, dark spots and black marks on your skin, you might want to try out salicylic acid. It’s good for reducing discoloration and evening out the skin tone. Azelaic acid is most frequently prescribed for rosacea sufferers, because it's crazy-effective at decreasing the inflammation that causes rosacea's trademark redness. The ingredient is also antibacterial, making it helpful for decreasing acne. ... It also helps fade the dark spots acne leaves behind. Kojic acid is derived from a variety of fungi and organic substances and is present in skin-whitening creams used to diminish dark areas resulting from excessive pigmentation in the skin.#serum #serumph #theordinaryskincare #theordinaryph #theordinaryphilippines #shopeeph #saleph #shopeefreeshipping #saleph #shopeexmastime #acnetreatment #acne #whitening #skincareph