Mad Hippie AHA Exfoliating Peel 30ml

The AHA Exfoliating Peel from Mad Hippie: mother nature and modern science unite in an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) serum to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and skin discoloration. For healthy and brighter, smoother skin.

“Leave behind damaged skin with this revitalizing serum” – Organic Spa Magazine

Glycolic Acid: Obtained from sugar cane and considered the most effective of the alpha hydroxy acid family, thanks to its smaller molecules. Glycolic acid is great for exfoliating, reducing the appearance of wrinkles, discolorations and age spots.
Lactic Acid: Obtained from fermented sugar beets and another member of the alpha hydroxy acid family. Lactic acid exfoliates, reduces the appearance of wrinkles and discoloration and hydrates the skin.
Apple Stem Cells (PhytoCellTec®): Reduces the appearance of age-related skin deterioration.
Gigawhite: A mix of 6 organic alpine plants that inhibit the production of melanin. Melanin buildup under the skin is responsible for skin discolorations as a result of UV damage.
Matrixyl Synthe '6: The newest member of the Matrixyl family of peptides. Matrixyl Synthe '6 stimulates the synthesis of 6 important components of the skin matrix and the dermal-epidermal junction (collagen I, III, IV, fibronectin, hyaluronic acid and Laminin 5).
Sodium Hyaluronate: The salt form of hyaluronic acid. This form penetrates the skin better than pure hyaluronic acid. Provides plumper and hydrated skin and reduces the appearance of wrinkles.
White Tea: Strong antioxidant with natural anticarcinogenic qualities. Neutralizes free radicals and helps prevent damage from UV radiation.
Goji Berry: Rich in antioxidants, amino acids, minerals and vitamins C, E, B1, B2 and B6. A great source of beta-carotene (vitamin A) with anti-inflammatory and anti-aging properties.
Vitamin C: A powerful antioxidant vital for collagen production. Vitamin C brightens the skin and counteracts the aging effects of the sun.
Ceramide: Provides a thin, protective lipid layer over the skin that helps retain moisture.

Difference between Vitamin A Serum and AHA Exfoliating Peel:
Both serums are exfoliants, but they work in different ways. Thanks to alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), the AHA Exfoliating Peel breaks the lipid bonds that hold the outer layer of dead, dull skin cells. The Vitamin A Serum, on the other hand, stimulates cell renewal. Some people prefer AHAs, others prefer vitamin A. It is difficult to say which exfoliant is best for your skin, because every skin type is different. If you have rosacea, it is better not to use the AHA Exfoliating Peel.
It is recommended to use either the Vitamin A Serum or the AHA Exfoliating Peel as an exfoliant, not both at the same time. By using both serums at the same time you exfoliate the skin too much and the skin can become hypersensitive and irritated. You can use both serums alternately (one evening the Vitamin A Serum, the other night the AHA Exfoliating Peel).

Usage:
Massage into dry, clean skin every other evening. Use a facial cream 10 minutes later.
The AHA Exfoliating Peel can increase the skin's sensitivity to the sun. Use sunscreen and/or protective clothing.
It is recommended to use either the Vitamin A Serum or the AHA Exfoliating Peel as an exfoliant.