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Vivant 8% Mandelic Acid Serum

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Vivant 8% Mandelic Acid SerumThis iconic multi tasking serum to help address acne, uneven skin tone, and visible signs of aging in all skin types and tones. Clinical mandelic acid provides gentle exfoliation and antibacterial benefits to help control breakouts, while also regulating pigment for a clearer, smoother, more radiant appearance. #1 Dermatologist recommended Mandelic Acid Clinically tested and safe for use during pregnancy and nursing. Skin Type: normal combination oily

This iconic multi-tasking serum to help address acne, uneven skin tone, and visible signs of aging in all skin types and tones. Clinical mandelic acid provides gentle exfoliation and antibacterial benefits to help control breakouts, while also regulating pigment for a clearer, smoother, more radiant appearance. #1 Dermatologist recommended Mandelic Acid Clinically tested and safe for use during pregnancy and nursing.
Skin Type:
  • normal
  • combination
  • oily
Key Benefits:
  • Mandelic acid has a larger molecular weight than other alpha hydroxy acids, slowing down epidermal penetration resulting in a more even exfoliation with less irritation
    Ingredients: 

    Key Ingredients: Mandelic Acid: A naturally derived extract of bitter almonds. Particularly effective in targeting acne, age spots, discoloration, and wrinkles while minimizing irritation. A natural skin lightener. Lactic Acid: Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) derived from fermented milk. Gentler than other AHAs. Exfoliates dead skin, encourages cell renewal, aids in regulating pH and acts as moisture binder. Urea: An organic compound and product of protein metabolism. Promotes rehydration in skin. Sodium PCA: Skin’s natural moisturizing factor, Sodium PCA (pyrrolidone carboxylic acid) aids skin repair. Repels daily polluting aggressors such as smoke and UV rays. Niacinamide: A water-soluble form of Vitamin B with firming effect and anti-inflammatory properties. Inositol: Part of the Vitamin B family. Provides maintenance to the cell membrane. Ingredients: Water, Propylene Glycol, Mandelic Acid, Niacinamide, Xanthan Gum, Polysorbate 20, Saccharomyces/Zinc Ferment, Sodium Lactate, Sodium PCA, Glycine, Fructose, Urea, Inositol, Sodium Benzoate, Lactic Acid

    Recommended Use:

    Use following cleansing and toning steps, when skin is primed for optimum product penetration. Frequency: Up to twice daily - AM and/or PM. Start usage every other day and build to daily use. Method: Start usage every other day for two weeks by applying over the entire area (no spot treating). After two weeks, apply daily. Mild irritation is normal. If this occurs, skip a few days and restart every other day.

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