Here’s the thing - these ingredients won’t appear as ‘AHA’ on a skincare ingredients list.
AHA acids, skin care-wise, are actually a family of skincare ingredients that act incredibly similar to each other but with their own benefits.
Glycolic acid is the most recognisable AHA skin exfoliator, but this family also includes lactic acid, and mandelic acid - these are the most common ones that you’ll find in beauty products. AHAs also appear in chemical peels, which should only be administered by skincare professionals.
AHAs are usually formulated in exfoliating toners or essences, but they can also be added to scrubs to create an extra exfoliating boost for radiant, super-glowy skin!
Whichever type of AHA product you choose, we’re sure you’ll have noticeably brighter, luminous skin - all thanks to this skin care hero.
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