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Mandelic Acid

Mandelic acid harbors numerous properties for the skin. Discover everything you need to know about this AHA, known for its safety, in the following.
Quand utiliser l'acide mandélique ?
Exfoliating active ingredients
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When to use mandelic acid?

Mandelic acid, known by the INCI name "Mandelic acid", is an AHA. It is derived from bitter almonds. This fruit acid can be of natural or synthetic origin. It is valued for its benefits to the skin and hair. If you are considering incorporating a treatment containing this acid into your beauty routine, here is what you need to know.

Soins à base d'acide mandélique.
Exfoliating active ingredients
7 min of reading
Mandelic Acid: What are the treatments based on this fruit acid?

Recently, skincare treatments with mandelic acid are becoming increasingly popular. Gentle yet effective, it delicately exfoliates the skin while also possessing anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Let's explore together the various formulas that have incorporated mandelic acid.

FAQ about mandelic acid

Is mandelic acid suitable for sensitive skin?

Unlike other AHAs, it is well tolerated by sensitive skin because it has a higher molecular weight (152.147 g/mol for mandelic acid versus 76.05 g/mol for glycolic acid).

Are there any active ingredients that are prohibited to be combined with mandelic acid?

No, the mandelic acid can be combined with vitamin C, niacinamide, and arbutin acid.

Are there any dangers associated with the use of mandelic acid?

No, the mandelic acid is a well-tolerated cosmetic active ingredient. However, it is photosensitive. Therefore, it is preferable to use it in the evening and apply sun protection the following morning.

Can Mandelic Acid Fade Pigment Spots?

The mandelic acid improves hyperpigmentation and helps to even out the skin tone due to its exfoliating action.

The effects of mandelic acid on acne?

The mandelic acid is a good option for acne-prone skin. It works on several levels to reduce blemishes.

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