Alpha-H Skincare

Shop the Full Alpha-H Skincare Range

Alpha-H's skincare range is built around active ingredients like glycolic acid, salicylic acid, niacinamide and retinoids, alongside gentler hydrating ingredients, aimed at concerns like uneven texture, congestion, dullness and visible signs of ageing. Rather than a single hero product, the range covers every step of a routine, from cleansing through to targeted treatments and daily moisturising. Alpha-H is an Australian brand, and its formulas tend to lean toward higher concentrations of active ingredients compared to more gentle, everyday skincare — which is part of why the brand has built a loyal following among people who already know their skin can handle actives, as well as beginners who prefer to ease in gradually rather than starting with something too mild to notice a difference.

Alpha-H Cleansers, Exfoliators and Masks

Start a routine with Alpha-H's Cleansers range, then follow with the Exfoliators & Masks range a few times a week to help remove built-up dead skin cells and support smoother-feeling skin. For the eye area specifically, the Eye Care range is formulated for the thinner, more sensitive skin around the eyes, where stronger facial actives aren't always appropriate. Exfoliation and masking are generally a few-times-a-week step rather than a daily one, since overdoing active ingredients can leave skin more sensitive rather than less.

Alpha-H Serums, Treatments and Moisturisers

The Serums & Treatments range includes Alpha-H's best-known active ingredient formulas, including the brand's signature Liquid Gold glycolic acid treatments alongside vitamin C, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid options, while the Moisturisers range is designed to round out a routine with daily hydration and barrier support. If you're new to Alpha-H, it's generally worth starting with a cleanser and moisturiser before introducing stronger treatments like exfoliating acids or retinoids, adding those in gradually once your skin has adjusted. As with any active-ingredient routine, daily sun protection matters more once exfoliating acids or retinoids are involved, since they can leave skin more sensitive to UV exposure than usual. Building a routine slowly, one product at a time, generally gives more reliable results than introducing several new actives at once.