Breakouts are frustrating. Especially when every serum you try leaves your skin dry, irritated, or worse.

Fleuré Anti-Acne Serum takes a gentler approach. Powered by Mandelic Acid, the AHA is clinically known for its antibacterial and exfoliating properties. This lightweight serum targets acne at the source, clears pores, fades acne scars, and controls excess oil without stripping or irritating your skin.

Why Fleuré Anti-Acne Serum?

• Mandelic Acid targets acne at the source: A naturally derived AHA that kills acne-causing bacteria, unclogs pores, and gently exfoliates dead skin cells with less irritation than traditional AHAs
• Controls excess oil without over-drying: Regulates sebum to reduce shine and congestion, ideal for oily and acne-prone skin in humid climates
• Fades acne scars and dark spots over time: Stimulates skin cell turnover to visibly reduce post-acne marks and blemishes, leaving skin smoother and more even
• Allantoin calms redness and supports skin barrier repair: Soothes irritation while working alongside Mandelic Acid to heal and strengthen skin as it clears breakouts
• Aloe Vera Gel keeps skin hydrated and comfortable: Replenishes moisture lost during acne treatment, preventing the dryness and flaking common with harsh formulas
• Lightweight, fast-absorbing, and non-greasy: Absorbs instantly with no residue; gentle enough for daily use, morning and night
  

What skin concerns does it target?

1. Active breakouts & recurring acne
2. Clogged pores & blackheads
3. Acne scars & post-acne dark spots
4. Excess oil & shine
5. Dead skin cell buildup
6. Blemishes & uneven skin texture
7. Acne-prone sensitive skin
8. Skin irritated by harsh acne treatments

Complete the routine: Pair with Fleuré Vitamin C Serum

Keep skin hydrated while treating acne: Layer Fleuré Hyaluronic Acid Serum after this serum to replenish moisture and support your skin barrier, lightweight, non-comedogenic, and won't interfere with Mandelic Acid's clearing action.

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Ingredients:

Deionized Water, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Butylene Glycol, Mandelic Acid, Sorbitol, Allantoin, Aloe Vera Gel, Phenoxyethanol.

How to Use

1. Cleanse: Wash your face with a gentle cleanser and pat dry with a soft towel.
2. Apply: Dispense 3–4 drops of Fleuré Anti-Acne Serum onto your fingertips.
3. Massage: Gently massage into your face using circular motions until fully absorbed. Focus on breakout-prone areas.
4. Follow with moisturiser: Apply a lightweight moisturiser to seal in hydration and support the skin barrier.
5. Sunscreen (AM use): If using in the morning, always apply SPF 30+ sunscreen as a final step. Mandelic Acid increases the skin’s sun sensitivity.

Best time to use:

Morning and night. For sensitive skin, start with evenings only for the first 2 weeks.

When to expect results

Reduced breakouts and clearer pores in 2-3 weeks. Visible fading of acne scars and improved texture in 4-6 weeks with consistent use.

Store below 30°C away from direct sunlight. For external use only. Patch test recommended for first-time users.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Mandelic Acid, and how does it help acne?

Mandelic Acid is a gentle AHA from bitter almonds. It exfoliates dead skin cells, unclogs pores, kills acne-causing bacteria, and fades post-acne dark spots, ideal for sensitive, acne-prone skin.

2. Is this serum safe for sensitive or acne-prone skin?

Yes. Mandelic Acid penetrates slowly, reducing irritation. Combined with Allantoin and Aloe Vera Gel, it soothes while clearing breakouts.

3. Can it fade acne scars and dark spots?

Yes. Regular use stimulates skin cell turnover to gradually reduce post-acne marks. For faster brightening, pair with Fleuré Vitamin C Serum in your morning routine.

4. Will it dry out my skin?

No. Unlike harsh acne treatments, this serum includes Glycerin and Aloe Vera to maintain moisture while controlling oil and breakouts.

5. Do I need sunscreen with this serum?

Yes. Mandelic Acid increases sun sensitivity. Always apply SPF 30+ in the morning and when using.