APLB AHA BHA PHA Centella Facial Cream 55ml

APLB AHA BHA PHA Centella Facial Cream 55ml is a lightweight Korean moisturiser that combines three types of exfoliating acids with soothing Centella Asiatica to help clear congestion, refine texture, and calm irritation—exactly what acne-prone skin in Bangladesh needs to handle year-round humidity, pollution, and hard water. Unlike heavy creams that feel suffocating in Dhaka’s heat, this one absorbs quickly, layers under sunscreen without pilling, and works for both morning and evening routines.

What does APLB AHA BHA PHA Centella Facial Cream 55ml actually do inside the skin?

APLB AHA BHA PHA Centella Facial Cream 55ml is a chemical-exfoliant moisturiser that uses AHA, BHA, and PHA to gently dissolve dead cells on the surface and inside pores. AHA (alpha hydroxy acid) smooths rough texture and helps fade the look of dullness caused by sweat and pollution. BHA (beta hydroxy acid) is oil-soluble, so it penetrates deeper to help clear blackheads and reduce the appearance of enlarged pores. PHA (polyhydroxy acid) exfoliates with larger molecules that stay on the surface, making it gentler for sensitive skin while still delivering hydration. Centella Asiatica, a plant extract long used in Korean skincare, calms redness and supports the skin barrier, which is often weakened by Dhaka’s environmental stressors.

Who it suits—and who should be cautious

• Oily, combination, or congested skin that needs daily exfoliation without stripping moisture
• Dull, uneven texture from dead-cell buildup or hard-water residue
• Mild to moderate acne and blackheads worsened by humidity and sweat
• Sensitive skin that reacts to physical scrubs but tolerates gentle acids
• Anyone who wants a single product that exfoliates, hydrates, and soothes
• Skin that feels irritated or red after using stronger actives like retinol or vitamin C

If your skin is very dry, flaky, or compromised (peeling, open wounds, active eczema), patch-test first—acids can sting on broken skin. Those new to chemical exfoliants should start with every-other-night use to let the skin adjust.

How to apply it for best results

1. After cleansing and toning, take a pea-sized amount of APLB AHA BHA PHA Centella Facial Cream 55ml and warm it between your fingertips.
2. Press gently onto dry skin, focusing on areas prone to congestion (forehead, nose, chin) or roughness (cheeks, jawline).
3. Use in the evening 2–3 times a week to start, gradually increasing to nightly if your skin tolerates it. Avoid using it the same night as retinol or vitamin C to prevent irritation.
4. In the morning, always follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher)—acids increase sun sensitivity, and Bangladesh’s UV index stays high year-round.
5. If you layer it under makeup, wait 5–10 minutes for full absorption to prevent pilling.

What to expect over time

This cream works gradually, not overnight. Within the first week, you may notice skin feels smoother and looks slightly brighter—this is the AHA and PHA dissolving surface dead cells. After 3–4 weeks of consistent use, congestion and blackheads should appear reduced, and pores may look less prominent. Centella Asiatica’s soothing effect helps calm redness and irritation, which is especially helpful during Dhaka’s monsoon season when skin is more reactive. For long-term results, pair it with a gentle cleanser and daily sunscreen; without SPF, sun exposure can worsen the very issues you’re trying to improve. Think of it as a maintenance product, not a quick fix— for the patience.

Check on Delivery: Inspect the product carefully when you receive your order. Packaging can vary between batches while the product remains the same original item.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Check expiry date on packaging before use.

Patch Test: If you have sensitive skin, apply a small amount to your inner wrist and wait 24 hours before full use. Stop use if irritation occurs.

• AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid)
• BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acid)
• PHA (Polyhydroxy Acid)
• Centella Asiatica