AHA's, or Alpha Hydroxy Acids, are derived from glycolic acid, lactic acid or malic acid. They are used to exfoliate the top layer of our skin and smooth the skin, which can lead to younger-looking skin. If you have dull looking skin, clogged pores or sun damage, then you must consider using an AHA. Check for irritation on your skin the next morning after using an AHA, and stop immediately if you notice any. If you have oily skin with acne, you should consider using a BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acid), because a BHA goes beyond your top layer of skin and can penetrate and clean out your pores. Look for my post about BHA's next Saturday.
1. Lancer Retexturizing Treatment Cream, Glycolic Acid 10x $82.00
2. Peter Thomas Roth Glycolic Acid 10% Hydrating Gel $48.00
3. Derma e Overnight Peel with Hydroxy Acids $18.99
4. Acne.org AHA+ with Glycolic Acid 10% $18.81
5. DHC Renewing AHA Cream $42.50
6. Alpha Skin Care Enhanced Revitalizing Cream, 12% Glycolic Aha $16.99
7. NeoStrata Resurface High-Potency Cream $59.00
8. Kate Somerville Retasphere Retinol MicroPeel $90.00
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