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What are Alpha – Hydroxy Acids (AHAS) and when are they recommended?

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What are Alpha – Hydroxy Acids (AHAS) and when are they recommended?

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Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHA) are naturally occurring acids, derived from sugars such as Glycolic Acid (Sugar Cane), Lactic Acid (Milk), Tartaric Acid (Grapes), Citric Acid (Citrus Fruits), Malic Acid (Apples), and Mandelic Acid (Bitter Almonds). They are usually known to help accelerate cellular renewal, remove dead cells from the skin, even out and brighten complexion, increase skin’s hydration, bleach skin discolorations and stimulate collagen production. AHA products for use at home should never contain over 10 % alpha hydroxy acid and sunblock protection is needed when going outside. AHA’S are recommended for all skin types; however, sensitive skin types should test each product carefully before including it as part of your skin care regimen.

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