CosBeauty Magazine

Skincare myths BUSTED

Q. Can active acids in cleansers and exfoliators cause long-term damage?

Absolutely not. With regard to acids, understanding the type of acid and its concentration in a product is key to understanding the benefits. For example, the combination of acids in mesoestetic ultimate micropeel has been intentionally modulated to work gently and gradually on the stratum corneum at a surface level. The aim is to help facilitate exfoliation and to visibly smooth and refine skin texture, enhancing the skin’s natural renewal process.

Q. Can AHAs such as glycolic acid thin the skin?

The use of AHAs in home care products is highly regulated to ensure that they do not

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