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AHA peel (fruit acid)

A chemical peel using fruit acids for finer-looking pores and fresher skin.

An AHA peel works with alpha-hydroxy acids such as glycolic or lactic acid. It loosens dead skin cells, can make pores look finer and is often planned as a course of several sessions with rising concentration.

Safety:

Concentration and application time belong in trained hands; consistent sun protection afterwards is a must, as skin becomes more light-sensitive. Active inflammation, recent retinoid use or very sensitive skin call for an honest consultation first.

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AHA peel (fruit acid) – explained · BeautyCore