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- exfoliant
Citric Acid
A citrus-derived AHA that exfoliates the surface and adjusts formula pH.
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PHA (Gluconolactone)
Gluconolactone
Exfoliates gently while hydrating, making it the mildest chemical exfoliant available.
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Glycolic Acid (AHA)
Glycolic Acid
Dissolves the bonds between dead skin cells for smoother texture and brighter tone.
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Lactic Acid
Exfoliates dead skin cells while pulling moisture into the skin at the same time.
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Malic Acid
Exfoliates the skin surface as an alpha-hydroxy acid, often blended with other AHAs for a mild, balanced effect.
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Mandelic Acid
A large-molecule AHA from bitter almonds that exfoliates gently while calming acne-prone skin.
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Phytic Acid
Gently exfoliates and chelates metal ions that trigger dullness and discoloration.
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Salicylic Acid (BHA)
Salicylic Acid
Penetrates oil-filled pores to clear congestion and calm acne-related inflammation.
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Willow Bark
Salix Alba Bark Extract
A botanical extract containing salicin, a natural precursor to salicylic acid, used for mild exfoliation and blemish control.
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Tartaric Acid
An alpha hydroxy acid derived from grapes that exfoliates the skin surface and adjusts formula pH.
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