PHA 6% Milky Toner
4.4(270 reviews)
Resurfaces, Sensitive-friendly
RM48
- Free shipping over RM120
- NPRA-notified
- 30-day returns
- Fragrance-free
TargetsTextural Irregularities, Redness & Sensitivity, Dryness & Barrier
Suited forSensitive, Dry
FormatToner: Milky
Key ingredientsGluconolactone, Panthenol
When to useMorning and/or evening
Full ingredients (INCI)
Aqua, Gluconolactone, Glycerin, Panthenol, Niacinamide, Sodium Hyaluronate, Allantoin, Aminomethyl Propanol, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin.
Inside the formula
Kadar's PHA 6% Milky Toner is a toner: milky built around Polyhydroxy Acid 6%. It is dosed to work, printed on the front, and made without added fragrance or filler. The gentlest exfoliating acid class, with a hydrating milky base.
The smallest alpha hydroxy acid, so it penetrates readily. Normal to oily skin comfortable with exfoliation. Evening use only.
Glycolic Acid: Resurfaces the top layer to smooth texture, even tone and boost radiance.
What’s in it, and why
Gluconolactone: PHA; the gentlest exfoliating acid
Panthenol: Provitamin B5; hydrates and calms
How it works
Alpha hydroxy acids such as glycolic, lactic and mandelic dissolve the bonds between dead surface cells so they shed evenly, revealing smoother texture, brighter tone and better light reflection. Larger molecules like mandelic and PHA exfoliate more gently.
- Step 1Apply a few nights a week
- Step 2AHA sheds dull surface cells evenly
- Step 3Smoother texture, brighter tone
TargetsTextural Irregularities, Redness & Sensitivity, Dryness & Barrier
What to expect
- First weekSkin looks a little brighter after each use.
- Weeks 2–4Texture feels smoother and tone looks more even.
- Weeks 8+A softened look of marks and a consistent glow.
A guide, not a guarantee. Consistency and daily SPF do most of the work.
PHA 6% Milky Toner in a real routine
How to use & layer
Morning & evening
Morning or evening on clean skin with a cotton pad. Gentle enough for most days.
Where it fits: Evening only, a few nights a week on clean, dry skin. Do not layer with retinoids or strong vitamin C in the same routine, and wear SPF the next morning.
Testing shows
The gentlest exfoliating acid class, with a hydrating milky base.
Well tolerated by reactive skin that cannot use glycolic.
* Based on Kadar consumer and instrumental testing. Individual results vary.
Good to know
- Suited to
- Sensitive, Dry
- Experience
- Beginner-friendly, introduce one active at a time
- Format
- Toner: Milky
- Fragrance
- Fragrance-free, no essential oils or dyes
- Pregnancy
- Generally considered suitable; confirm with your doctor
- Made in
- Malaysia, to ISO 22716 GMP; NPRA-notified
Highlights
- pH3.80-4.20
- Fragrance-freeYes
- Alcohol-freeYes
- Oil-freeYes
- VeganYes
- Cruelty-freeYes
Formulation compatibility
Already using something else? Pick a product to see how PHA 6% Milky Toner layers with it.
See how it pairs with every active class
- RetinoidKeep them separateAcids and retinoids together inflame skin. Alternate them on different nights.
- Vitamin C (strong)Use with careBoth are low-pH and potent. Use vitamin C in the morning and the acid at night.
- BHA (salicylic)Use with careTwo exfoliating acids at once can over-exfoliate. Use on alternate nights.
- Copper peptidesUse with careDirect acids can degrade copper peptides. Use them at different times of day.
- NiacinamideFine togetherThese layer well together in the same routine.
- Azelaic acidFine togetherThese layer well together in the same routine.
- Alpha arbutinFine togetherThese layer well together in the same routine.
- Vitamin C (gentle)Fine togetherThese layer well together in the same routine.
- PeptidesFine togetherThese layer well together in the same routine.
- Barrier & hydrationGreat togetherHydration and protection layer safely under or over any active.
- HydratorGreat togetherHydration and protection layer safely under or over any active.
- SunscreenGreat togetherHydration and protection layer safely under or over any active.
Frequently asked
How often should I use an acid?
Start two nights a week and build up as your skin tolerates it.
Do I need sunscreen?
Yes. Acids increase sun sensitivity, so daily SPF is non-negotiable.
How long does one bottle last?
Used as directed, most serums last two to three months. Once opened, use within the period-after-opening shown on the pack (usually 12 months).
How is it shipped, and can I return it?
Free nationwide shipping over RM120, dispatched within one working day. Unopened products can be returned within 30 days; if something irritated your skin, contact us and we will make it right.
Do I need a patch test?
Yes, especially with actives. Apply a small amount to the inner forearm and wait 24 hours before using on the face.
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