Alpha Hydroxy Acid

Alpha hydroxy acids are a group of natural acids found in multiple foods. Alpha hydroxy acids include citric acid (found in citrus fruits), glycolic acid (found in sugar cane), lactic acid (found in sour milk and tomato juice), malic acid (found in apples), tartaric acid (found in grapes), and others. Alpha hydroxy acids are most commonly used for skin conditions such as dry skin, wrinkled skin, or acne. Alpha hydroxy acids act as exfoliants, which help to get rid of the dead skin cells on your skin’s surface. Daily exfoliation helps keep your complexion naturally bright by preventing a buildup of dead skin cells that dulls your skin and eliminate the natural glow.Recommended Usage Level In Cream & Lotion:-5-15%Appearance:-Clear to Light Yellow Liquid with mild characteristic odorSolubility:-Soluble in water, glycerine and propylene glycol, immiscible with oils.Shelf Life:-15-24 months from the date of purchase.Storage:-Sealed container away from sunlight.Origin:VegetableINCI:Glycolic Acid 70%EINECS / ELINCS:201-180-5Using creams, serums and lotions with alpha hydroxy acid can improve dry skin, wrinkled skin and acne. Alpha hydroxy acid can improve sun damage when applied to the skin in a cream or lotion. Applying creams, peels, or lotions containing alpha hydroxy acids reduces signs of acne in teens and adults. Alpha hydroxy acid help in reducing the pigmentation associated with a skin disorder called melasma. Daily use helps keep your complexion naturally bright by preventing a buildup of dead skin cells that dulls your skin and eliminate the natural glow.