Skin Ingredient Spotlight: Exfoliating Acids

For 20 years, there has been much research and medical data that give acids validation for treating many skin issues. From reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles to hydrating the skin and treating acne, acids are the key to a more youthful appearance.

Citric Acid- This fruit-derived acid helps stimulate collagen fiber production in the dermis. It also helps with skin discoloration. You can find it in our Multi Vitamin Cream.

Glycolic Acid- Derived from sugar cane, this acid is best known for its ability to exfoliate, hydrate, and rejuvenate skin. It also helps smooth fines lines and wrinkles. You can find it in our Glycolic Acid Serums and Triple Berry Smoothing Peel.

Lactic Acid- Derived from milk, this acid exfoliates skin and keeps it hydrated. It also aids in diminishing fine lines and wrinkles. You can find it in our Anti Cyst Treatment and AHA/BHA Cleansing Gel…

Salicylic Acid-This beta hydroxyl acid is most widely used to treat acne and problematic skin. You can find it in our Tea Tree Anti-Blemish Lotion and AHA/BHA Cleansing Gel.

Tartaric Acid- Derived from wine, this acid helps treat skin’s texture and tone. You can find it in our Triple Berry Smoothing Peel.

Malic Acid- This fruit-derived alpha hydroxy acid helps increase oxygen supply to the muscles. You can find it in our Triple Berry Smoothing Peel.

Did you know that using acids can increase your sun sensitivity by 45 percent? Post-exfoliation, treat your skin cells with tender loving care.

Which skin care products with acids are right for you? Choose your skin type.

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