LHA Cleansing Gel

Can I use LHA Cleansing Gel every day?

Yes. LHA Cleansing Gel can be used twice daily in the morning and in the evening. To use, apply a small amount onto a wet face and neck using a light circular motion. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and pat dry.

What does LHA Cleansing Gel do?

LHA Cleansing gel is an exfoliating cleanser that removes excess oils and makeup while decongesting pores and brightening skin. Formulated for aging skin prone to breakouts, this deep cleansing gel gently refines the appearance of congested pores and helps to reduce blemishes without drying the skin.

Does LHA Cleansing Gel remove makeup?

Yes. LHA Cleansing Gel provides deep exfoliation while removing excess oils and makeup.

What skin types is LHA Cleansing Gel best for?

LHA Cleansing Gel is most recommended for oily and combination skin types, as this cleanser is formulated with LHA and salicylic acid to remove excess oils and decongest clogged pores. For more sensitive skin types, Gentle Cleanser is formulated to gently hydrate and comfort dry, tight skin and is tested suitable for use after in-office procedures.

What is LHA (Lipohydroxy acid)?

LHA (Lipo-hydroxy Acid) is a derivative of salicylic acid. It has unique properties and is used to exfoliate skin, decongest pores, refine the skin’s surface. It also has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory effects.

What is in LHA Cleansing Gel?

LHA Cleansing Gel uses 12% active ingredients, combining LHA (Lipo-Hydroxy Acid), glycolic acid and salicylic acid to target breakouts and visible signs of skin aging. LHA exfoliates the skin, decongests pores, refines the skin’s surface and has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Glycolic acid eliminates dead skin cell buildup and improves skin hydration. Salicylic acid refines the pores and helps reduce acne.

Can I use LHA Cleansing Gel with a retinol or retinoid?

LHA Cleansing Gel can be used in conjunction with a retinol. If new to retinol, limit initial use to once or twice a week, gradually increasing frequency to every other night, then every night as tolerated. It is important to establish consistent skin tolerance before advancing to a higher concentration.

Retinol may increase photosensitivity. Always use a high-protection, broad spectrum sunscreen when using this product.

Is exfoliating good for acne-prone skin?

Yes, exfoliating with salicylic acid face wash is good for acne-prone skin. Exfoliants like LHA Cleansing Gel can reduce the appearance of acne and scars by removing dead skin cells, reducing inflammation, and reducing bacteria with anti-bacterial effects.

Does salicylic acid help with acne?

Yes, salicylic acid helps with acne. Using a salicylic acid wash like LHA Cleansing Gel will decongest clogged pores and break down oily sebum, both of which can lead to acne breakouts.

What is the difference between LHA Cleansing Gel and Purifying Cleanser?

While LHA Cleansing Gel and Purifying Cleanser both contain glycolic acid as a key ingredient, LHA Cleansing Gel is also a BHA cleanser with additional key ingredients LHA (capryloyl salicylic acid) and salicylic acid. This salicylic acid face wash contains key ingredients that work synergistically to decongest clogged pores and refine them to create a smooth skin surface. In contrast, Purifying Cleanser contains glycerin to help hydrate the skin and a mild surfactant system that emulsifies to easily remove dirt, debris, and makeup.

What is the difference between LHA Cleansing Gel and Simply Clean?

LHA Cleansing Gel is a face cleanser for acne that contains a salicylic acid combination (LHA capryloyl salicylic acid and BHA salicylic acid) and glycolic acid that work synergistically to exfoliate the skin, decongest clogged pores, then refine the pores and skin to create a smooth surface. Simply Clean utilizes a fruit acid blend, botanical extracts, and chamomile to exfoliate dead skin cells and soothe the skin.

Can I use LHA Cleansing Gel while pregnant or breastfeeding?

LHA Cleansing Gel can be used while pregnant or breastfeeding, but always consult a physician before adding new products to your routine to make the best decision for your needs.