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Lactic Acid

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Lactic Acid Versus Glycolic Acid

Studies done by Walter Smith, PhD, Comparing the efficacy of a 4% Glycolic Acid Solution vs. 4% Lactic Acid solution (both at a pH of 3) indicate that Lactic Acid was not only less irritating but slightly more effective than Glycolic Acid in stimulating cell turnover. While it is thought that both Glycolic Acid and Lactic Acid affect the layers in the same manner as described above, it should be noted that there are additional beneficial effects unique to Lactic Acid. These include an increase in dermal Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs-natural moisturizer), an increase in ceramides (epidermal barrier lipids) and improved water barrier properties.
 
Recent Studies have demonstrated that 5% Lactic Acid solution helps to reduce Hyperpigmentation.