Gently Exfoliates
Helps loosen dead skin cells from the skin's surface, revealing fresher-looking skin underneath.
Lactic Acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that helps loosen dead skin cells from the surface while also attracting moisture to the skin. It can improve the appearance of dullness, uneven texture, and pigmentation.
Helps loosen dead skin cells from the skin's surface, revealing fresher-looking skin underneath.
Removing surface buildup can help improve the appearance of dullness and leave the complexion looking more radiant.
Helps reduce the appearance of rough or uneven texture for softer, smoother-feeling skin.
With consistent use, lactic acid can help improve the appearance of certain types of uneven pigmentation.
Unlike some exfoliating acids, lactic acid also has humectant properties that can help attract moisture to the skin.
Lactic Acid works primarily as an AHA, exfoliating the skin's surface while also helping attract moisture.
Lactic Acid helps weaken the bonds between dead skin cells on the surface of the skin.
As dead cells shed more easily, accumulated surface buildup decreases.
The result can be softer, smoother, brighter-looking skin while its humectant properties help support hydration.
Adds extra hydration to help keep the skin comfortable while lactic acid exfoliates.
Helps support the skin barrier and can complement lactic acid when targeting uneven tone and texture.
Helps replenish moisture and support the skin barrier after exfoliation.
Helps protect the skin from UV exposure, which is especially important when using exfoliating acids.
Lactic Acid can be found in serums, toners, masks, cleansers, and other exfoliating products. If you're new to AHAs, start with occasional use and increase gradually if your skin tolerates it.
Avoid using several strong exfoliating or active ingredients together when first introducing lactic acid. Follow with moisturizer and use sunscreen during the day.
Lactic Acid is the hydrating AHA of the group. It exfoliates while also helping attract moisture, but that doesn't mean you should overuse it. Start gently and let your skin enjoy the glow without pushing it too far.