The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solutaion

The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solutaion:

Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner Is An Exfoliator That Significantly Smoothes Skin Texture And Promotes The Appearance Of A More Even Skin Tone, As Well As More Luminous Skin, With Regular Use. It Also Reduces The Appearance Of Lines And Wrinkles. The Water-based Toner Format Is Suited To Daily Use.

It Contains A 7% Concentration Of Glycolic Acid – A Well-studied Alpha-hydroxy Acid – And A Plant-derived Tasmanian Pepperberry Derivative, Which Varies In Colour Seasonally, And Which May Cause An Apparent Colour Variation In The Formula From Time To Time.

Benefits & Formulation Highlights:

• 7 % Glycolic Acid (Aha): Gently Exfoliates By Dissolving Bonds Between Dead Skin Cells—Revealing Smoother, Brighter, And More Even-toned Skin. Also Helps Reduce Fine Lines And Texture Irregularities.
• Soothing Botanicals: Includes Aloe Vera, Ginseng Root Extract, And Tasmanian Pepperberry To Help Calm Irritation And Support Skin Comfort During Exfoliation.
• Ph Level: Approximately 3.6, Which Balances Exfoliating Efficacy While Minimizing Irritation.
• Additional Ingredients: Enriched With Amino Acids, Various Flower Waters (Like Rose And Cornflower), Humectants, And Texture-enhancers For Overall Hydration And Formula Stability.

How To Use & Precautions:

• Usage Instructions:

1. Apply To Clean, Dry Skin Using A Cotton Pad Or Fingers, Swiping Across Face And Neck—Avoid The Eye Area.
2. Ideal Time Of Use: Evening (Pm Routines).

• Frequency:

1. Begin With 2–3 Times Per Week, Especially If You’re New To Acids. Gradually Increase Frequency As Tolerated.
2. Avoid Daily Use If You Have Sensitive Or Compromised Skin To Prevent Irritation Or Barrier Damage.

• Sun Sensitivity:

1. Glycolic Acid Increases The Skin’s Sensitivity To The Sun. Always Use A Broad-spectrum Sunscreen (Spf 30+) During The Day—And Continue Protective Measures For About A Week After Use.

• Additional Precautions:

1. Not Suitable For Sensitive, Peeling, Or Compromised Skin—Avoid Application On Such Areas.
2. Conduct A Patch Test Before Full Use To Check For Any Adverse Reaction.
3. Do Not Combine With Other Direct Acids (E.G., Salicylic Acid) Or Strong Actives Like Retinoids Or Vitamin C In The Same Routine—Alternate Them Instead To Reduce Irritation Risks.