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A no-nonsense multi-acid peel concentrate for under $25 — stronger than Versed Weekend Glow, milder than P50.
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The medispa workhorse — cleanse + exfoliate + extract + infuse in one vacuum-tipped wand.
The evidence-backed alternative to physical scrubs — acids that dissolve the bonds holding dead skin cells together, revealing smoother, brighter skin underneath without the micro-tears of scrubbing.
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AHA Peeling Concentrate by M. Asam is formulated for normal, combination, oily, mature skin. A no-nonsense multi-acid peel concentrate for under $25 — stronger than Versed Weekend Glow, milder than P50.
The key active ingredients in AHA Peeling Concentrate are Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid. It's known for: Real multi-acid blend and Affordable strong exfoliant.
Yes, AHA Peeling Concentrate targets dullness, hyperpigmentation, pores. Real multi-acid blend
AHA Peeling Concentrate retails for around $25, which places it in the budget range for exfoliants. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: Fragrance; Too strong for sensitive skin; Easy to overuse.
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