"Includes lactic glycolic acids" - is this a combination of lactic and glycolic acids? What is the percentage of each?
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Lissa, Generally speaking, both Glycolic Acid and Hydroxy Acid promote Exfoliation of the skin, Glycolic is sold over-the-counter usually at concentration levels of around 10-20% while Hydroxy will be between 5-10% concentration levels. Hope this helps.
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there is not the information about percentage of each acids, only says that contain both.
2103225
Hello! Thank you for your question! This product contains 1% hyaluronic acid in aqueous solution and 100% hyaluronic acid in bottle. Concentrations greater than 1% will jellify and not flow easily. Hyaluronic Acid preparations on the market today are presented in such a way that the term "100% Hyaluronic Acid" means that the solution contains 1 gram of HA in 100 milliliters of water. This is standard industry terminology, and is based on the premise that this concentration is considered maximal for an HA solution to maintain its fluid characteristics, and that this is the highest recommended concentration for topical application to the skin. Raw hyaluronic acid ingredient is a solid. It has to be dissolved in a aqueous solution to be used topically. This product contains 100% hyaluronic acid and germall (a paraben free preservative). Our hyaluronic acid is Biotechnologically produced from glucose, soy peptone & yeast extract (does not contain any animal products and has not been tested on animals) Thank you!
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I just checked my bottle and it does not say 12% lactic acid formula, but I can tell you it has done wonders for my feet. They used to be all dried and cracked and now they look healthy.
1148361
I read somewhere (probably their website) that the Glycolic Compound is 10% in the face cream and 11% in the lotion. It is the fourth item listed in the ingredient listing on the face cream label.
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It is only 5%, which isn't much. This is a serum mixture, and not a hyaluronic acid serum, per se.
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Polysorbate 20, disodium EDTA, sodium benzoate, aloe, fragrance, citric acid & simethicone. No percentages given. Plus a couple of phosphate compounds that I can't pronounce.
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Hello - Glad to help with my answer. No, this product does not contain Glycolic. Use it for two weeks then switch to Brown Spot Night Gel for two weeks which contains Glycolic Acid and Hydroquinone. Also, use the Light Skin Peel. If your brown spots are light it should work. After months of use mine are still there. Good luck!
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Glycerine (lubricant) 1%, Carboxy Methyl Cellulose 0.3%, N-Acetyl-Carnosine (NAC) 1%, Boric Acid, Potassium Bicarbonate, Benzyl Alcohol 0.3% (as a preservative).
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Water, Ammonium Lactate, Sodium Lactate, Potassium Lactate, Mineral Oil, Petrolatum, Emulsifying Wax, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Stearic Acid, Xanthan Gum, Methylparaben, Propylparaben. This is as close as I can tell you because the print is so small. Not positive of these spellings, but hope it is helpful.
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does not indicate the percentage but it is the second ingredient after purified water.I love this stuff. Its the only thing that has worked including sprays and shampoos from the vets office.
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The percentages are not listed on the bottle. I would suggest you go onto their website to get that information: www.voilave.com. All I know is that the product works well for me.
2224753
My bottle reads, first to last " Hyaluronic acid, distilled water, silver citrate, citric acid" . Not exactly pure, certainly diluted, and why silver citrate?
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The percentage isn't given on the label. All I can tell you is that it is the 5th out of 8 ingredients listed. Usually the ingredients are listed in order of highest quantity to lowest quantity. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Most products only have 15% lactic acid from what I know. I use this product and it really works. I won't use anything else and their prices are wonderful.
2121775
Sorry, Only says the acidity percentage, there aren't ingredients on the Bottle, only the nutrition Facts.. May have to contact the company's website or some thing.. Sorry I can't help you there..
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MM, I'm not an expert on this at all, but from what I understand, one is mostly hyaluronic acid, the other is mostly vitamin c. I simply chose the vitamin c, and the one with more reviews! They have amazing customer service, though, I am sure you could hit them up and they'd happily share- and I'd love to hear the answer! :)
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Technically, glycolic acid is an alpha-hydroxy acid and salicylic acid is a beta-hydroxy acid. The differences are mainly in the use for peels. You should choose a glycolic peel if you're concerned more with aging/wrinkles and salicylic acid if you're more concerned with acne/unclogging pores. As for hyperpigmentation, you could go either way, but glycolic might be better based on other reviewers.