The signs of aging that we typically notice first are those that appear around the eyes, nose, and mouth. After that, we may one day look at our hands and notice that they are thinner and have bulging veins where they didn’t before. At the same time that the skin is changing on the face […]
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Chemical peels have been used as a form of scar treatment for many centuries now; only, its users did not recognize that the acids in the peel were stripping away the dead skin cells, back in the day. Either way, chemical peels are a sound option to clear out blemishes, acne scars and pigmentation. They
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The ZO® Non-Hydroquinone Hyperpigmentation System is ideal for correcting hyperpigmentation with a non-Hydroquinone Vitamin C approach. Who is a good candidate for the ZO® Non-Hydroquinone Hyperpigmentation System? Ideal for the treatment of dyspigmentation when hydroquinone is not indicated. Mild bleaching effect for skin to help gently even skin tone. Non-Specific Discolorations include: Freckles Liver Spots
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Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA), which is used in face wash in a 2% form for oily and acne prone skin. BHAs are soluble in oil which make them different to alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) such as glycolic acid, which is only water soluble. Salicylic acid is used in a 14% strength
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Chemical peels have been applied to improve the appearance of the skin since ancient Egypt. Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) are a group of organic acids, some of which are derived from fruits and are sometimes referred to as fruit acids. List of AHAs and their natural derivatives: Glycolic Acid- sugar cane Lactic Acid- sour milk
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