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Glycolic acid and lactic acid are the two most popular alpha hydroxy acids. Compare their molecular size, strength, hydration benefits, and suitability for aging skin.
For daily-use products: 5-8% glycolic acid provides effective exfoliation with minimal irritation. For weekly treatments: 10-15% delivers more intensive re...
Understand the differences between AHA and BHA exfoliants, how each type combats signs of aging, and how to choose the right exfoliation strategy for your skin type and concerns.
A comprehensive guide to chemical peels — from superficial to deep treatments, the acids used, preparation tips, recovery timelines, and the results you can realistically expect.
Everything you need to know about glycolic acid for anti-aging — how it works, what concentration to use, and how to avoid irritation for smoother, younger-looking skin.
Both lactic and glycolic acid are alpha-hydroxy acids that resurface skin, but they differ in molecular size, penetration depth, and side effect profile. C...
Chemical exfoliation with AHAs (glycolic, lactic, mandelic acid) and BHAs (salicylic acid) removes dead cells that accumulate faster as you age, revealing ...
At-home peels at appropriate concentrations are reasonably safe: glycolic acid up to 10% (daily use) or 20-30% (weekly), lactic acid up to 15%, mandelic ac...
Glycolic Acid for Wrinkles and Texture are among the most common signs of aging in the face. They develop primarily from dead cell accumulation and slowed ...
Dealing with glycolic acid for dark spots can be frustrating because it often resists simple solutions. Understanding that melanin-laden keratinocytes trap...
Glycolic acid at 5-10% concentration used 2-3 times per week effectively exfoliates dead cells, stimulates collagen synthesis, and improves skin texture an...