AHA Acids (alpha hydroxy acids) are a group of organic acids known for their exfoliating, hydrating, and brightening effects on the skin. They are water-soluble and work primarily on the surface of the skin, gently removing dead cells and supporting skin regeneration.

Examples of AHA Acids:

✔ Glycolic Acid – The smallest AHA molecule, allowing it to penetrate the skin most effectively. It provides intense exfoliation, smooths the skin, and enhances radiance.

✔ Lactic Acid – Milder than glycolic acid, it offers both exfoliating and moisturizing benefits. It strengthens the skin’s protective barrier, improves elasticity, and evens out skin tone.

✔ Malic Acid – Naturally found in apples, it gently exfoliates, promotes hydration, and stimulates cell renewal.

✔ Citric Acid – Known for its powerful brightening and antioxidant properties. It helps reduce hyperpigmentation and evens out skin tone.

✔ Tartaric Acid – Found in grapes, it has exfoliating and moisturizing properties while enhancing the effects of other AHA acids.