BEAUTE Melasma-X AHA BHA Brightening Foam Cleansing 160ml

Beaute Melasma-X Aha Bha Brightening Foam Cleansing is a facial cleanser specifically designed to target hyperpigmentation and dark spots. It is formulated with a combination of AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid) and BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acid) to gently exfoliate and brighten the skin, improving its overall tone and texture. This cleansing foam has a light, whipped texture and is designed to be gentle enough for daily use. It is also free of harmful ingredients such as sulfates, parabens, and alcohol, making it suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. The brightening formula helps to leave the skin looking clearer and more radiant, making it a great option for individuals with hyperpigmentation or dark spots.

Why Choose BEAUTE Melasma-X AHA BHA Brightening Foam Cleansing:

• It removes dead skin cells.
• Exfoliates the skin’s surface.
• Refine skin texture and increase skin’s firmness.
• Remove blackheads & whiteheads.
• It has anti-inflammatory & anti-bacterial properties.
• It alleviates symptoms of acne-prone skin.
• It removes dryness of the skin.
• Helps to reduce melasma.
• Makes your skin soft & glowing.
• Brightens your skin tone.
• Helps to remove acne & acne spots.
• Moisturizes your skin.

Product Features:

• Brightens and evens out skin tone.
• Dual-action exfoliation with AHA and BHA.
• Vegan-friendly and suitable for sensitive skin.
• Free from alcohol, parabens, and harsh chemicals.

Product Ingredients:

Key Ingredients:

• AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid): A type of exfoliating acid that helps to remove dead skin cells and brighten the skin.
• BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acid): A type of exfoliating acid that helps to unclog pores and improve skin texture.
• Niacinamide: A form of Vitamin B3, it helps to improve skin elasticity and even out skin tone.
• Licorice root extract: A natural ingredient that helps to brighten the skin and reduce hyperpigmentation.
• Centella Asiatica extract: A plant extract that helps to soothe and calm irritated skin.

Others/Full Ingredients:

Purified water, Stearic acid, Myristic acid, Lauric acid, Potassium hydroxide, Glycerin, Sodium laurel sulfate, Glycol distearate, Lauramide DEA, Glyceryl stearate, Propylene glycol, Sorbitan olivate, Moringa Olefera leaf extract (20,000ppm), Glycolic acid, Salicylic acid, Chamomile flower extract, Witch hazel extract, Aloe vera leaf extract, Rosa centifolia flower water, Centella asiatica extract, Green tea extract, Butylene glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Disodium EDTA, Fragrance.

How to use:

• Wet face with lukewarm water: This helps to open up the pores, making it easier for the cleanser to remove impurities and makeup.
• Dispense a small amount of cleanser: About the size of a quarter should be enough for a single use.
• Lather the foam: Add a small amount of water to the foam and lather it between your palms.
• Massage gently onto face: Spread the foam evenly over your face, massaging in circular motions for about 30 seconds.
• Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water: Remove all traces of the cleanser by rinsing your face thoroughly.
• Pat dry with a clean towel: Gently pat your face dry with a clean towel, avoiding any harsh pulling or tugging.

Product Highlights:

• Product Type: Brightening cleanser.
• Skin Concern: Melasma, dull skin, uneven tone.
• Key Ingredients: AHA, BHA, hyaluronic acid.

Our Expert Summary: BEAUTE Melasma-X AHA BHA Brightening Foam Cleanser is your go-to solution for tackling melasma and dull skin. With its vegan and alcohol-free formulation, it offers effective exfoliation without compromising on gentleness.

FAQ: 

Q: What does brightening foam cleanser do?

A: Its brightening properties help to even out skin tone, giving you a radiant complexion.

Q: What are the side effects of AHA BHA face wash?

A: There are no recorded side effects of this face wash.

Q: What skin is foaming cleanser good for?

A: Foaming cleansers are generally ideal for oily and acne-prone skin. This is because foaming cleansers are great at helping eliminate excess oil or sebum. However, they can also strip your skin of natural oils that help from environmental hazards and drying out.

Q: What are the disadvantages of AHA and BHA?

A: Both AHA and BHA can cause skin irritation if used in excess and if the concentration is too high for your skin type. It is important to start with a lower concentration and gradually increase it over time to avoid irritation.

Q: How long should I leave AHA BHA on my face?

A: Apply thick layer to cleansed, dry skin (avoid eye area). LEAVE FOR 10 MINUTES ONLY AND THEN RINSE OFF USING LUKEWARM WATER. Follow it up with a moisturizer or barrier cream & skip your serums on the night of using this peel. Use of sunscreen is a must when using this peel.

Q: Is AHA BHA better than salicylic acid?

A: The most common type of BHA used in skincare is salicylic acid. In summary, AHA is best for surface-level exfoliation and improving skin texture, while BHA is better for deep cleaning pores and reducing oiliness. Both can be effective in improving skin tone and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Q: What should I avoid when using AHA BHA?

A: Don’t mix: AHAs and BHAs should not be used with retinol products as this can cause irritation. Additionally, these ingredients should not be mixed with vitamin C products as this can also irritate your skin.

Q: Can AHA BHA cause acne?

A: In some cases, using AHA or BHA products can lead to an initial increase in breakouts, as the exfoliating properties of these ingredients can cause the skin to purge impurities and oil trapped deep within the pores.

Q: Which is better, niacinamide or AHA BHA?

A: Niacinamide is used to treat hyperpigmentation and reduce fine lines and wrinkles, while alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) and beta hydroxy acids (BHAs) are chemical exfoliants. To understand why niacinamide shouldn’t be mixed with AHAs and BHAs, you need to consider pH.

Q: Does AHA BHA darken skin?

A: Both AHA’s and BHA’s will help, but I think BHA’s are your best bet – especially if you have darker skin. Unlike AHA’s they wont trigger post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which is a risk for many ethnicities, BHA’s also have some photoprotective properties, so youre less likely to create new pigment.

Q: Does AHA BHA remove pimple marks?

A: Yes, AHA BHA helps remove pimple marks and blemishes. While BHA combats germs that cause acne, AHA eliminates dead cells from the skin’s top layers. Niacinamide minimizes enlarged pores, lessens acne outbreaks, and decreases fine wrinkles and acne scars.

Q: Can I use vitamin C serum after AHA BHA peeling solution?

A: You won’t want to mix L-ascorbic acid or most forms of vitamin C with The Ordinary’s AHA BHA peel. L-ascorbic acid is a form of vitamin C that breaks down easily, and it can sting the skin. So, if your skin is sensitive, you’ll want to use the AHA BHA peel at night and then the vitamin C peel the morning after.

Q: Is AHA BHA good for oily skin?

A: BHA, or beta-hydroxy acid, is also a group of acids that are also derived from natural sources. However, BHAs are oil-soluble, which means they can penetrate deeper into the pores than AHAs. This makes them ideal for people with oily or acne-prone skin.

Q: Can you put AHA BHA on pimples?

A: You can also help treat all types of acne with AHAs and BHAs. Since AHAs work on the surface of your skin, they’re great for treating surface pimples like whiteheads and blackheads. BHAs work underneath the surface to unclog pores and heal cystic acne more quickly.

Q: Is salicylic acid better than AHA BHA?

A: To easily break it down, if your skin is either on the dry or sensitive side, then stick with AHAs to lock in that necessary moisture. However, if your skin is oily and acne prone, then BHAs aka Salicylic acid is going to be your BFF.