Chemical Exfoliation For Beginners

So today we're be talking all about Chemical Exfoliation, and especially two particular ones that we have seen everywhere AHA and BHA or a ahas and bhas,

These AHAs and BHAs are often found in toner serums mask moisturizes,

What's the difference between AHA and BHA, how often to use them, and what is the best acids for different skin types because I even have oily combination sensitive and that i have dry combination dehydrated.

To start what exactly is chemical exfoliation how is it different from physical exfoliation the most difference between chemical and physical exfoliation is pretty straightforward,

when you're employing a physical exfoliator, you're generally using something to wash the face it's either dry brushes Clarisonic brushes towels things with the small beads in there, scrubs or maybe the peeling gels, so these physical exfoliants and scrubs definitely work ,but the most thing is it is vital to be gentle because it could cause micro tears in your skin and your epidermis,

I feel you hear tons of this with physical face scrubs because they contain walnut shells and other quite like nut shells which sound really natural, but they will actually be really abrasive and cause your skin to tear.

DIAGRAM OF THE SKIN EXFOLIATION BY AHA & BHA

There's two types AHA and BHA, so with chemical exfoliants, even though it sounds really intense especially when you name acids you’re like wait burning my face but it's actually loads gentler and maybe even a little more efficient and reactive at removing dead skin cells without physically rubbing or like scrubbing,

because actually these chemicals are naturally derived tons of the time like AHA, but you simply got to know two main things they're basically there to unstick the glue that holds your dead skin together which is what causes breakouts and clogged pores and it also helps to extend the cell regeneration in order that your skin isn't dull, bing bing all the time,

so even if AHA are acids it's actually derived from natural substances like sugar cane or apples or fruits

I have an example here,

So this is often the Origins High-Potency Night-A-Mins fruit derived AHA and this one's actually made up of grapes and sugar beets, so those are the fruits, so that is what it means when it's naturally derived,

it's just like the chemical is extracted from this stuff and since it's derived from these natural substances and ingredients. it's suitable for all skin types and it's gentle enough for everybody to use,

So there are many different sorts of AHA but the most popular are,

1 Glycolic Acid    

2 Lactic Acid

3 Salicylic A

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