Face Cleanser for Oily Skin Brand Discusses the Benefits of AHA & BHA
Dec 15, 2019
À La Paix, a brand dedicated to delivering natural skincare products, has recently discussed the skincare properties of AHA and BHA. The company's recently launched face cleanser for oily skin is now trending on Amazon.
Georgetown, TX, USA - December 15, 2019 —
Popular skincare brand, À La Paix, has recently shared insightful information about the benefits of alpha and beta-hydroxy acids (AHA and BHA) for skin nourishment. The company is known for its range of natural skincare products and has recently launched its Hydroxy Cleanse exfoliating face wash on Amazon. The ingredients of this face cleanser for oily skin include jojoba beads, grapefruit oil and orange peel oil. It also contains glycolic and lactic acids, which are alpha-hydroxy acids and salicylic acid, which is a beta-hydroxy acid.
À La Paix informs that AHAs are water-soluble acids made from sugary fruits. They help peel away the surface of the skin so that new, more evenly pigmented skin cells may emerge to take their place. On the other hand, BHAs are oil-soluble. Unlike AHAs, BHAs can get deeper into the pores to remove dead skin cells and excess sebum.
“All AHAs yield significant exfoliation. Still, the effects and uses can vary slightly between types of acids. Glycolic acid is the most common type of AHA and is an all-around treatment for many skin concerns. Its antimicrobial properties may even help prevent acne breakouts,” said Jody Comet, the senior spokesperson from À La Paix. “Lactic acid is another common AHA known for its significant exfoliation and anti-aging effects. The most common BHA, salicylic acid, is well-known as an acne treatment and can also help calm down general redness and inflammation.”
The exfoliating face wash from À La Paix is a non-abrasive formulation that helps unclog pores, exfoliate dead skin cells, smooth wrinkles, even out skin tone and reduce pore sizes. “Our face cleanser is suitable for all skin types, including normal, sensitive, dry and oily. For most skin types, we recommend using it twice a day,” Comet added.
“I love the clean feeling that my skin has after using this face wash! I was in need of some serious exfoliation, and I had big results after the first use. My skin is feeling very smooth as well,” a recent user mentioned in her Amazon review.
To find out more about À La Paix’s line of skincare products, please visit the company’s official website and Amazon storefront.
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