Dermalogica recently expanded its Clear Start portfolio with the introduction of the new Liquid Peel. Dermalogica formulated Liquid Peel specifically for breakout-prone skin. It includes the perfect blend of AHAs and BHAs to target breakouts, resurface skin for smoother texture, and fade post-breakout marks.
The exfoliating peel contains 2% BHA (Salicylic Acid), 10% AHAs (Lactic and Mandelic), and Azelaic acids. Combined, these ingredients work to exfoliate, resurface, brighten, and clear the skin. Moreover, the Liquid Peel boasts an iridescent shimmer, making the process more enjoyable.
To use Dermalocia's Clear Start Liquid Peel, apply a generous amount all over your face and neck after cleansing. Leave for 7-10 minutes, and rinse with cool water. Follow with a moisturizer and wear SPF the following day as AHAs can make skin more sensitive to the sun.
Acne-Focused Azelaic Acid Peels
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Trend Themes
1. Acne-fighting Liquid Peels - Incorporating a variety of acids, companies like Dermalogica are introducing liquid peels specifically tailored for breakout-prone skin, offering opportunities to improve acne-fighting skincare routines.
2. Multi-acid Skincare - Trends are emerging for multi-acid skincare, where companies employ a mix of AHAs, BHAs and specific acids to solve skincare needs.
3. Cosmetic Skincare Advancements - With the pursuit for blemish-free skin on the rise, the cosmetic skincare industry is exploring novel, safe, and effective ways, like the Clear Start Liquid Peel, to tackle breakouts.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - Skincare companies are offering acne-fighting products like liquid peels to cater to consumers looking for effective and easy-to-incorporate acne solutions.
2. Cosmetics - Cosmetic companies are investing in research and development to come up with better treatments and skincare acne-fighting products, like the Clear Start Liquid Peel.
3. Health and Wellness - Incorporating new formulations and ingredients, the health and wellness industry is driving the trend towards more holistic approaches to acne treatment, from the inside out.