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Refresh dull, rough and congested-looking skin with CHILTAN PURE Peeling Solution / AHA + BHA Serum.
This exfoliating treatment combines AHA + BHA to help remove accumulated dead surface cells, improve uneven-looking texture, support clearer-looking pores and reveal a smoother, brighter complexion.
Use according to the product directions and always include sunscreen in your daytime routine.
CHILTAN PURE Peeling Solution is an exfoliating facial treatment featuring Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA) + Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHA).
AHA primarily works on the skin surface, while BHA is particularly useful in oily and congestion-focused skincare.
Together, they help support smoother, clearer and more refined-looking skin.
Helps exfoliate dead surface skin cells
Supports smoother-looking texture
Helps improve dullness
Promotes a brighter-looking complexion
Helps refine the appearance of pores
Supports clearer-looking skin
Helps improve post-blemish marks
Helps reduce the appearance of congestion
Suitable for periodic exfoliation
AHA stands for Alpha Hydroxy Acid.
AHAs are water-soluble exfoliating acids commonly used to improve surface dullness, rough texture and uneven-looking tone.
Examples can include glycolic, lactic or mandelic acid, but only ingredients confirmed in the actual CHILTAN PURE formula should be claimed.
AHAs help loosen accumulated dead surface cells.
With appropriate use, they can help skin appear smoother, fresher and more radiant while improving the look of uneven texture.
BHA stands for Beta Hydroxy Acid.
In skincare, BHA is commonly associated with salicylic acid and is especially popular in products for oily, blemish-prone and congested-looking skin.
The exact BHA ingredient should be confirmed from the product's INCI list.
BHA helps exfoliate oily buildup around pores and can support clearer-looking skin.
It is commonly used in routines for visible pores, blackheads, excess oil and congestion.
AHA and BHA provide complementary exfoliating benefits.
AHA focuses mainly on surface texture and dullness, while BHA is useful for oil and pore congestion.
Together, they offer a more complete exfoliating approach.
AHA: Best known for surface exfoliation, dullness and uneven-looking texture.
BHA: Commonly used for oily skin, blackheads, congestion and visible pores.
The combination allows both concerns to be addressed in one exfoliating routine.
This product may suit people concerned about dull skin, uneven texture, excess oil, blackheads, congested-looking pores and post-blemish marks.
Sensitive skin should use strong exfoliating acids carefully.
Accumulated dead surface cells can make skin appear dull and rough.
AHA exfoliation helps remove this buildup and supports a fresher, brighter-looking complexion.
Chemical exfoliation can help smooth rough-looking areas and improve the appearance of uneven surface texture.
Consistent but controlled use is more important than frequent aggressive exfoliation.
Pores cannot be permanently removed or closed.
However, reducing excess oil and buildup around pore openings may help them appear cleaner and less noticeable.
BHA is commonly used in blackhead-focused skincare because it is oil soluble.
Regular appropriate exfoliation may help reduce the appearance of blackheads and congestion.
AHA + BHA can help support clearer-looking pores and reduce surface buildup associated with congestion.
Avoid picking or squeezing whiteheads.
AHA + BHA can complement a blemish-prone skincare routine by helping remove dead surface cells and excess buildup.
This product should not be presented as an acne cure.
AHA exfoliation can help improve the appearance of flat post-blemish discoloration over time.
For best results, pair your skincare routine with consistent daytime sunscreen.
It may improve superficial discoloration and mild surface unevenness.
Deep, raised or indented acne scars usually require professional treatment and cannot be removed by a cosmetic serum alone.
BHA is particularly popular for oily skin because it can help address buildup around pores.
Do not overuse acids in an attempt to remove oil faster.
Combination skin can benefit from exfoliation, especially around an oily T-zone.
Apply according to the product directions and avoid over-treating dry areas.
Dry skin should use exfoliating acids carefully.
Follow with a suitable moisturizer and reduce frequency if the skin becomes tight, flaky or uncomfortable.
Strong AHA + BHA products may not suit highly sensitive skin.
Patch test first and discontinue use if significant burning, redness or irritation develops.
Chemical exfoliants loosen accumulated dead cells without relying on physical scrubbing.
This can help improve the look of dullness, texture and congestion when acids are used correctly.
Chemical exfoliation uses acids such as AHA or BHA.
Physical exfoliation uses particles or textured materials to manually remove surface buildup.
Avoid using a harsh scrub together with a strong peel in the same routine.
Wash the face using a gentle cleanser.
Allow the skin to dry completely unless the finished product directions state otherwise.
Apply a thin, even layer while avoiding the eyes, lips and broken skin.
Leave the product on only for the time specified on the packaging.
If it is a rinse-off peel, wash it off thoroughly according to the instructions.
Apply a gentle moisturizer after treatment.
Wear broad-spectrum sunscreen during daytime.
Never leave a peeling solution on longer than recommended.
Safe contact time depends on acid concentration, pH and formulation.
More time does not mean better results.
Usage frequency depends on product strength and individual skin tolerance.
Strong peeling solutions are generally used periodically rather than every day.
Always follow the finished product instructions.
Beginners should introduce exfoliating acids slowly.
If you are new to AHA or BHA, avoid combining several strong active products at the same time.
Keep post-peel skincare simple.
Use gentle hydration, moisturizer and sunscreen while avoiding unnecessary strong actives.
Avoid unnecessarily combining a strong peel with retinol, other exfoliating acids, harsh scrubs or multiple irritating actives in the same routine.
This helps reduce the risk of over-exfoliation.
Using strong acids and retinol together can increase irritation.
For many users, using them on separate nights is a gentler approach.
Yes, but sensitive users may prefer vitamin C and strong acid exfoliation in separate routines.
This can help reduce stinging and irritation.
Yes, niacinamide is generally compatible with exfoliating acids.
However, after a strong peel, some users may prefer only a simple moisturizer.
Yes.
A gentle hydrating serum can be used after exfoliation if it feels comfortable on the skin.
If the peel already contains BHA, avoid adding another salicylic acid product in the same routine unless specifically advised.
Too much exfoliation can irritate the skin.
Both can be irritating when combined.
Using them on separate days may be more comfortable for many skin types.
Yes, but sensitive skin may prefer CHILTAN PURE Glow Serum / Propolis + Niacinamide on non-peel days.
A simple routine is often best immediately after strong exfoliation.
A gentle hydrating essence may be used after exfoliation if it does not sting.
If the skin feels sensitive, keep the routine minimal.
CHILTAN PURE Extra Ordinary Oil Serum may be applied after moisturizer if the skin feels dry and tolerates the product comfortably.
Yes.
Daily sunscreen is especially important when using AHA + BHA exfoliating products.
Exfoliating acids can make sun protection particularly important.
Use broad-spectrum sunscreen each morning to protect exposed skin and support your skincare results.
Strong peeling treatments are generally easier to incorporate into an evening routine.
Regardless of timing, sunscreen should be used during the day.
Gentle cleanser
Peeling Solution according to directions
Gentle moisturizer
Keep additional active products to a minimum.
Gentle cleanser
Hydrating essence
Moisturizer
CHILTAN PURE Relief Sun / Rice + Probiotics SPF 50+
Apply a small amount to an appropriate test area according to the product directions.
Monitor for excessive redness, swelling, pain or irritation before full facial use.
A mild temporary tingling sensation may occur with some acid products.
Strong burning, pain or significant swelling should not be treated as normal.
Over-exfoliation may cause redness, burning, peeling, dryness, tightness and increased sensitivity.
If these occur, stop active exfoliation and focus on gentle moisturizing care.
Yes, if used too frequently or combined with too many irritating products.
Exfoliation should improve skin appearance without causing persistent discomfort.
Use gentle cleansing, hydration and moisturizer.
Avoid adding several new active products while the skin is irritated.
No.
Visible peeling is not necessary for chemical exfoliation to work.
Effective exfoliation can occur without obvious skin shedding.
No.
Painful burning may indicate irritation rather than improved effectiveness.
Only if the product is specifically formulated and labeled as a leave-on serum.
Never leave a rinse-off peel on overnight.
A strong peeling solution should not automatically be used every day.
Excessive use can cause dryness, irritation and barrier damage.
Avoid strong acids on broken, picked, bleeding or severely inflamed blemishes.
Freshly shaved skin may be more sensitive.
Wait until the skin is comfortable before applying strong exfoliating acids.
Avoid strong acid exfoliation immediately after facial waxing.
Allow the skin time to recover.
Dermaplaning already exfoliates the skin.
Avoid adding a strong chemical peel immediately afterward.
Do not use strong acids on freshly microneedled skin unless specifically directed by a qualified professional.
Avoid strong acid treatments on recently treated skin unless approved by the professional performing your procedure.
Avoid the delicate eye area.
Strong peeling products should not be applied close to the eyes.
Do not apply to the lips unless the product is specifically formulated for lip use.
Neck skin can be sensitive.
Only use the product there if the finished directions permit it.
Yes.
Product suitability depends on skin type and tolerance rather than gender.
Yes.
Use it according to the product instructions and individual skin tolerance.
Strong peeling treatments may be unnecessary for many teenagers.
A simple routine with cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen is often more appropriate.
AHA exfoliation may help improve dullness and rough-looking texture.
Mature skin may also be drier, so moisturization is important.
AHA can help improve the appearance of some types of uneven surface pigmentation.
Daily sunscreen remains essential.
It does not permanently change natural skin colour.
It helps improve dullness and uneven-looking tone for a brighter appearance.
Yes, removing accumulated surface cells can help the complexion appear smoother and more radiant.
It may gradually improve uneven-looking surface tone, but it should not be treated as an instant tan-removal product.
No.
BHA can help manage blackheads, but congestion may return over time.
It cannot permanently shrink pores.
Reducing oil and buildup may make them appear less visible.
Yes.
AHA + BHA ingredients are used to exfoliate accumulated dead surface cells.
Some users notice temporary changes after introducing exfoliating products.
However, persistent breakouts or significant irritation should not automatically be considered purging.
Skin may feel smoother relatively quickly, while improvements in congestion, marks and uneven tone generally require consistent use over time.
No.
Higher acid concentration can also increase the risk of irritation and barrier damage.
Only advertise exact percentages such as AHA 30% or BHA 2% if they are confirmed by the actual CHILTAN PURE formulation.
Acid strength depends on more than percentage.
Product pH, acid type, formulation and contact time all influence performance.
The full INCI ingredient list printed on CHILTAN PURE Peeling Solution packaging should be considered the authoritative ingredient reference.
Helps exfoliate dead surface cells and supports smoother, brighter-looking skin.
An oil-soluble exfoliating ingredient commonly used for oily, congested and blemish-prone skincare.
The formula may contain humectants, botanical extracts, soothing ingredients, preservatives and pH adjusters.
Only ingredients actually present in the formula should be advertised.
Do not claim specific ingredients such as glycolic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, hyaluronic acid or aloe vera unless they are confirmed on the finished product label.
Using the peel too often, leaving it on too long, applying it to irritated skin or combining it with several strong actives can lead to excessive irritation.
Controlled use is more effective than aggressive exfoliation.
Follow the exact product directions, use only on healthy skin, avoid eyes and lips, moisturize afterward and use sunscreen daily.
Introduce exfoliating acids gradually rather than overusing them.
For external cosmetic use only.
Avoid the eyes, lips, broken skin and severely irritated areas.
Patch test before regular use, do not exceed the recommended contact time and discontinue if severe irritation occurs.
Keep out of reach of children.
People with highly sensitive skin, an impaired skin barrier, active dermatitis, recent cosmetic procedures or significant irritation should use strong peeling solutions cautiously.
Suitability depends on the exact acids and concentrations in the finished formula.
Pregnant or breastfeeding users should review the full ingredient list with an appropriate healthcare professional before using a strong peel.
Store in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat and prolonged direct sunlight.
Keep the packaging properly closed and out of reach of children.
It is an exfoliating facial treatment featuring AHA + BHA to help improve dullness, uneven-looking texture and congestion.
AHA exfoliates accumulated dead surface cells and helps improve roughness and dullness.
BHA is commonly used to help improve oily buildup, blackheads and congested-looking pores.
They provide complementary surface and pore-focused exfoliating benefits.
Yes, appropriate exfoliation can help reveal a fresher and brighter-looking complexion.
BHA makes it particularly relevant to oily and congested-looking skin.
Dry skin should use it carefully and moisturize well afterward.
Strong acid peels may not suit highly sensitive skin.
Follow the product-specific directions. Strong peeling solutions are generally intended for periodic use.
Use only for the contact time stated on the finished product packaging.
BHA may help reduce their appearance with consistent use.
No, but reducing congestion may make pores appear less noticeable.
It may help improve the appearance of flat post-blemish marks over time.
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