Medex a-Hycid Gel 10% pH 3.8 - 50ml

• Leaves skin glowing
• Vegan
• Smoothes the skin
• Removes dead skin cells
• Anti-aging
• For smooth skin.

a-HYCID Gel 10% pH 3.8 is een gel die natuurlijk voorkomende fruitzuren bevat, zoals melkzuur, citroenzuur en wijnsteenzuur, die het natuurlijke vernieuwingsproces van de huid ondersteunen. Deze fruitzuren helpen de huid zich te vernieuwen, waardoor de huid weer een jeugdige uitstraling krijgt en een zachte, soepele textuur behoudt. De gel is geschikt voor zowel adolescenten als volwassenen die hun huid willen verzorgen. Het product is eenvoudig aan te brengen, maar het wordt afgeraden de gel rond de ogen of op slijmvliezen te gebruiken. Zorg ervoor dat het product buiten het bereik van kinderen wordt gehouden. Deze gel biedt een effectieve oplossing voor huidverzorging, met als doel de huid te verbeteren en te revitaliseren.

Before starting a complete peeling program, it is recommended to perform a sensitivity test with a-HYCID Gel 10% pH 3.8. Only if no strong skin reaction occurs when applying the gel to the inner forearm, can you proceed with treating larger skin areas. Skin preparation begins at home. Apply a thin layer of a-HYCID Gel 10% every other day (preferably in the evening) to well-cleansed skin. Any excess gel can be removed with water or a damp sponge. After at least two weeks, the beautician can continue the peeling treatment with a-HYCID Softgel 30% in the salon.

• Lactic acid – Helps remove dead skin cells and provides hydration
• Lemon – Disinfects, has anti-inflammatory effects, and brightens the skin.

L-Lactic Acid: L-Lactic Acid is an alpha-hydroxy acid found in various fruits such as tomatoes and dairy products like yogurt. It is the natural stereo-isomer, also commonly found in the human body. L-Lactic Acid has exfoliating properties, particularly in higher concentrations, and stimulates new cell formation in the epidermis. It is particularly effective at targeting hyperpigmentation, providing better results compared to other alpha-hydroxy acids like glycolic acid. L-Lactic Acid also inhibits the enzyme Tyrosinase, which plays a key role in pigment production, thus preventing the first step of pigmentation in the skin. Additionally, L-Lactic Acid stimulates the biosynthesis of ceramides, which strengthens the skin’s lipid barrier, helping to prevent dryness.

Sodium Citrate: Sodium Citrate is the trisodium salt of citric acid, an alpha-hydroxy acid with antioxidant properties. Found in various plants and citrus fruits, it stimulates the production of new skin cells and is also used to adjust the acidity of skincare products.

L-Tartaric Acid: L-Tartaric Acid, found in old wine, is a double alpha-hydroxy acid. Historical use of wine in skincare dates back to the court of King Louis XIV, where women unknowingly benefited from its presence. L-Tartaric Acid provides exfoliating effects in higher concentrations, stimulates new cell formation in the epidermis, and offers significant protection to the skin’s barrier function due to its antioxidant properties.