- Typical strength
- 5% – 10%
- Best time
- PM
- Irritation
- Price in India
- ₹500 – ₹1,500
- Helps with
- Acne, pigmentation and texture
- Pregnancy
- Generally considered safe in pregnancy
How to use Mandelic Acid
Use 3–4 nights a week. It is mild enough that many people can use it more often than other acids.
Pairs beautifully with
Hyaluronic Acid
Ceramides
Centella Asiatica
Squalane
Sunscreen
Snail Mucin
Panthenol
Aloe Vera
Urea
Polyglutamic Acid
Use at different times from
Retinol
Adapalene
Vitamin C
Glycolic Acid
Lactic Acid
Salicylic Acid
PHA
Benzoyl Peroxide
Peptides
Copper Peptides
Tretinoin
Retinal
Safe to layer with
Niacinamide
Azelaic Acid
Bakuchiol
Tranexamic Acid
Alpha Arbutin
Kojic Acid
Vitamin E
Ferulic Acid
Hydroquinone
Sulfur
Tea Tree Oil
Licorice Extract
Glutathione
Zinc PCA
Guides
Ingredients for acne & breakoutsIngredients for dark spots, tanning & pigmentationIngredients for uneven texture & bumps Is Mandelic Acid safe in pregnancy?
Mandelic Acid vs alternatives
- Mandelic Acid vs Retinol
- Adapalene vs Mandelic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs Vitamin C
- Mandelic Acid vs Niacinamide
- Glycolic Acid vs Mandelic Acid
- Lactic Acid vs Mandelic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs Salicylic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs PHA
- Benzoyl Peroxide vs Mandelic Acid
- Azelaic Acid vs Mandelic Acid
- Bakuchiol vs Mandelic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs Tranexamic Acid
- Alpha Arbutin vs Mandelic Acid
- Kojic Acid vs Mandelic Acid
- Centella Asiatica vs Mandelic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs Tretinoin
- Mandelic Acid vs Retinal
- Hydroquinone vs Mandelic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs Sulfur
- Mandelic Acid vs Tea Tree Oil
- Licorice Extract vs Mandelic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs Urea
- Glutathione vs Mandelic Acid
- Mandelic Acid vs Zinc PCA