Aha bha body moisturiser

Choose based on your skin concerns and tolerance: AHAs (alpha-hydroxy acids) exfoliate surface skin, BHAs (beta-hydroxy acids) help with oily or acne-prone skin, and PHAs (polyhydroxy acids) offer gentler exfoliation for sensitive skin. Look for products labeled as moisturizers that combine exfoliants with hydrators to maintain a smooth, hydrated look.

AHAs improve radiance and texture by helping surface cells turn over, BHAs penetrate pores for clarity, and PHAs provide mild exfoliation with less irritation. Start with a low frequency and observe how your skin reacts, then increase gradually. Use sunscreen daily, since exfoliating acids can increase sun sensitivity.

Fragrance-free formulas reduce irritation risk for sensitive skin, but sensitive individuals still should patch-test new products before full use. If your skin reacts, switch to simple, fragrance-free formulas and consider consulting a dermatologist. Always monitor for redness, burning, or unusual dryness after application.

Yes, you can layer these moisturisers with serums or treatments, applying exfoliating products earlier in your routine and finishing with a moisturiser. For daytime use, follow with sunscreen; for nighttime routines, you may skip sunscreen. Adjust frequency based on skin sensitivity and the product’s strength.

Apply a small amount to a discreet patch of skin, such as the inner forearm, for 24–48 hours to check for redness or irritation. If no reaction occurs, gradually introduce the product to larger areas. Discontinue use if irritation develops and seek guidance from a skincare professional.

Some brands emphasize clean, skin-friendly formulations and responsible sourcing for ingredients. Look for terms like fragrance-free, dermatologist-tested, and packaging commitments to sustainability. While performance matters most, exploring brands with ethical and eco-conscious practices can enhance your confidence in daily use.