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Glycolic & Lactic Acid Treatment

Resurfacing AHA Mask

A weekly resurfacing mask combining glycolic and lactic acids to accelerate skin renewal, smooth texture, and restore radiance between clinic visits.

Available in clinicClinician advised

Our clinicians can recommend the right products for your treatment plan.

Suitable for

NormalCombinationOilyDull / uneven toneNOT recommended on broken, sunburned, or actively post-treated skin

About this product

Resurfacing AHA Mask

The Resurfacing AHA Mask concept is a weekly exfoliating direction built around glycolic and lactic acid references. It is positioned as a home-care complement for clients who are suitable for exfoliating actives.

What it does

Clinical benefits.

Visibly smoother skin surface within 24 hours of first use

Progressive improvement in tone evenness with weekly use

Glycolic acid penetrates deeper for texture correction

Lactic acid targets surface brightness with added hydration

Oat and squalane base prevents over-exfoliation and barrier disruption

Ingredient direction

Key ingredients.

Glycolic Acid 10%

Deep exfoliation, skin surface renewal, collagen support

Lactic Acid 5%

Surface brightening, humectant hydration

Oat Extract (Avena Sativa)

Anti-inflammatory, barrier conditioning

Squalane

Prevents over-drying, barrier restoration post-exfoliation

Application

How to use.

Apply a thin, even layer to clean, dry skin once per week in the evening. Leave on for 10–15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Follow with moisturiser. Do not use on the same evening as retinol. Always apply SPF 50+ the following morning.

Clinician's note

We recommend pausing this mask for 7 days before and after any in-clinic chemical peel, microneedling, or laser treatment. Using an additional acid mask too close to a clinical procedure can compromise both the outcome and skin barrier integrity.

— Royal Cosmetic Clinic Clinical Team

Questions answered

Common questions.

Once per week is the recommended frequency. If you are using other actives (retinol, Vitamin C), or if your skin is sensitive, start with once every 10 days and increase as tolerated. More frequent use does not accelerate results and can disrupt the barrier.

We advise against it without a consultation. Alpha hydroxy acids can trigger flushing and sensitivity in rosacea-prone skin. Please speak with one of our clinicians before incorporating this mask into your routine.

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Clinician recommendation

Not sure if this product is right for you?

Our clinicians can recommend the products best suited to your skin type, treatment history, and goals — and design a home-care protocol that works alongside your in-clinic plan.