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L-Malic Acid Definition: Alpha Hydroxy Acid derived from apples, berries and other fruits It softens, exfoliates, increases cell turn-over and promote circulation. Malic Acid, is an acid that is most commonly found in apples. Malic acid, along with tartaric acid, has unique antioxidant properties that none of the above AHAs contain. Along with its antioxidant properties, malic acid has considerable moisturizing properties. Malic acid imparts a very smooth almost slippery consistency to products. When applied to the skin, malic acid leaves a protective, moisturize coat on the skin. Products that Contain L-Malic Acid:
ARCONA Raspberry Resurfacing Peel |
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