The Ordinary Mandelic Acid 10% + HA into your skincare routine, use it once daily in the evening after cleansing.
Apply it to dry skin, and avoid using it in the same routine as other
strong actives like other direct acids, retinoids, or high-strength
Vitamin C.Key Product Information

• Type: An Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) serum offering superficial dermal peeling.
• Key Ingredients: 10% mandelic acid for gentle exfoliation and hyaluronic acid for hydration.
• Skin Type:
  Its large molecular size means it penetrates the skin slowly, making it
  gentle and suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
• Benefits: Helps improve skin clarity, balance uneven tone, correct texture, and reduce the look of fine lines. 

How to Use

1. Cleanse: Cleanse your face and pat it dry in the evening. The serum should be applied to dry skin.
2. Apply Serum:
   Dispense a few drops onto your palm or fingertips and gently massage
   into the face and neck, avoiding the eye contour area and lips.
3. Layer (Optional):
   Allow the serum to absorb for a few minutes. You can follow with a
   non-conflicting moisturizer to lock in hydration. The formula can be
   diluted with other treatments to reduce strength, especially when
   starting out.
4. Sun Protection: AHAs increase sun sensitivity. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear protective clothing during the day while using this product and for a week afterward. 

Compatibility with Other ProductsDo
not use this product in the same routine with other strong active
ingredients to prevent irritation and maintain product efficacy.Can Be Used With (at alternative times)Should Not Be Used With (in the same routine)Hydrating tonersOther strong direct acids (like Glycolic or Lactic Acid)Hyaluronic acid serums (after the mandelic acid)Retinol/RetinoidsGentle moisturizersHigh-strength Niacinamide (can affect Vitamin C integrity, alternate usage)Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid) - use at alternate times (ideally AM for Vitamin C, PM for Mandelic Acid)PeptidesImportant: Do not use on sensitive, peeling, or compromised skin. Performing a patch test before full facial use is advised.