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I feel like I might have identified my skin condition/type: dehydrated oily skin. Wow. I seriously thought only people with dry skin could suffer with dehydrated skin. I’m starting to rethink everything I’ve been taught about my skin, because up until recently I never gave thought to what type of the rest of my skin was. I think i might actually have dry skin. 

I’ve been a bit more diligent about developing a solid skincare routine. I’ve also switched things a bit and starting my routine as soon as I get home from work has been surprisingly exciting. Here’s a general setup of what I’ve been doing:

What is Salicylic Acid?

You are able to bring up dirt to the skin surface through the use of Beta Hydroxy Acid also referred to as Salicylic Acid. It's an anti-inflammatory that decreases inflammation within the skin first, then absorbs oil. Salicylic Acid in skin cleansers dissolves deep inside the skin pores, exfoliating the dead skin cells to help eliminate oils, dirt and bacteria. Different from other natural skin care ingredients, Salicylic Acid sticks to the skin and does not get cleaned away upon washing. Some other acne substance is good but Salicylic Acid is a lot more effective and efficient.

An oily, acne susceptible skin will cause swelling of your skin. Salicylic Acid may help reduce that swelling. If you wish to eliminate pore blocking build-up and clear existing imperfections, while stopping new flare-ups, use OMIC Blemish Fighting Lotion since this anti-inflammatory, the salicylic acid, can be found in this product. Oily skin and acne susceptible buyers should try and make use of clarifying treatments which contain at least a 2% Salicylic Acid for it to be effective and to offer long and short term results. A cleanser which has 1% BHA's content is beneficial.

Types 

Lactic Acid - this is the one that comes from milk. It's the most mild and non-irritating.

 Malic Acid - apples are great source for this 

 Glycolic Acid - this comes from sugar and is the most intense. 

The Fair and White Original AHA product line consist of 2 products with Lactic Acid. Those are the AHA Body Lotion and also the AHA exfoliating Soap. The AHA Lightening cream contains Glycolic Acid. 

AHA Exfoliating Soap utilizes intense moisturizing and skin softening qualities of (AHA) Lactic Acid for their antibacterial and astringent advantages on skin problems including acne, oily skin and breakouts. Simply leaves skin soft, smooth and recharged. Lactic Acid is well tolerated by hypersensitive skin consumers.

AHA Body Lotion also utilizes AHA gentle exfoliant Lactic Acid to soften and moisturize skin as well as to brighten and enliven the texture of dull uneven skin tone, giving it a lighter, youthful look. AHA Brightening Cream softens skin because it reduces look of dark spots with Bearberry Extract, brightening and smoothing with AHA exfoliant, Glycolic Acid. 

Those who don't want to brighten skin with an aggressive skin lightening ingredient such as Hydroquinone because of their sensitive type skin can benefit from Lactic Acid as a skin softening active. 

Glycolic Acid is a natural product derived from sugar cane and is also awesome for exfoliating and moisturization of your skin. All skin tones take advantage of Glycolic Acid - it is the most often regarded chemical peel option. Employing a product with Glycolic Acid can produce dramatic outcomes - dropping the dead skin cells and replacing them with new, softer skin for any more even tone. Glycolic Acid will immediately give the skin radiance, repairing an even, youthful complexion. A, a 12% Glycolic Acid Cream will be worth a go.

If you would like an anti-aging remedy to refine skins texture, tighten pores, disclose healthier skin, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, fade brown spots and revitalize surface of the skin, use the cosmetic skin peel that's talked about earlier.

Dermatologists and estheticians have been employing Glycolic Acid as a good tool in the fight against aging for years.