THE POTIONS serum with AHA and BHA acids features an optimal combination that gently affects the skin. The serum contains natural citric acid, which helps to remove dead skin cells. It aids in regulating the skin cycle and ensures healthy blood circulation in the skin, contributing to the elimination of fine and deep wrinkles. The serum includes fat-soluble components that facilitate the gentle removal of sebum from pores and cleanse the skin from impurities and other external factors, evening out the skin tone. This serum with AHA and BHA acids is the second product in the Black Line series by THE POTIONS. It is designed for those who want to obtain a highly effective skincare line capable of supplementing the deficiencies of the current home care routine.
THE POTIONS serum with AHA and BHA acids features an optimal combination that gently affects the skin. The serum contains natural citric acid, which helps to remove dead skin cells. It aids in regulating the skin cycle and ensures healthy blood circulation in the skin, contributing to the elimination of fine and deep wrinkles. The serum includes fat-soluble components that facilitate the gentle removal of sebum from pores and cleanse the skin from impurities and other external factors, evening out the skin tone. This serum with AHA and BHA acids is the second product in the Black Line series by THE POTIONS. It is designed for those who want to obtain a highly effective skincare line capable of supplementing the deficiencies of the current home care routine.
Specifications
Application Area
face
gender
Unisex
consumer
for adults
effect
tone equalization
crueltyfree
no
vegan
no
madeFromRecycled
no
organicCertificate
no
Application
Apply 2-3 drops of serum to the palm of your hand. Add the necessary amount of cream and apply evenly to the face and neck until fully absorbed. As a standalone product: Apply 2-3 drops of serum to your fingers. Rub your palms together slightly to warm up the serum. With massaging movements, distribute the product evenly across the skin.
