Lactic acid 30% pH 3.5 for purifying, moisturising exfoliation of the face and body skin. It has an anti-wrinkle effect, reduces scars and discolouration, evens out skin tone. It is designed for all skin types, especially oily skin prone to acne vulgaris. The product contains lactic acid buffered to 30%. Perform an exfoliation – lactic acid treatment on the face and décolleté, followed by a selection of post-treatment preparations from the Special Aesthetics line.
Effects of lactic acid treatments = regulation of sebaceous glands + deep rejuvenation + stimulation of regeneration + reduction of spots, scars and bumps
Explore the variants of the 30% lactic acid treatments
1) REGULATING TREATMENT
Lactic acid – indications:
- oily, seborrhoeic skin
- with dilated pores, impure skin
- with a tendency to oily, seborrhoeic skin
Lactic acid – effects:
- regulation and stabilisation of sebum production
- cleaning of sebaceous ducts
- equalisation of moisture
- restoring a healthy skin tone
2) INTENSIVE REJUVENATION TREATMENT
Lactic acid – indications:
- skin lacking elasticity
- with wrinkles
- dry, grey, lacking in radiance and healthy colour
Lactic acid – effects:
- stimulation of hydration and collagen building
- reduction of fine wrinkle networks
- prevention and inhibition of skin ageing
3) TREATMENT TO EVEN OUT SKIN IRREGULARITIES
Lactic acid – indications:
- skin with hyperpigmentation and spots, also scars, stretch marks
- structural imperfections of the skin
Lactic acid – effects:
- brightening and removal of hyperpigmentation and photopigmentation
- reduction of scars and stretch marks in the red and white phase
- restoration of healthy skin appearance

What do we know about lactic acid?
✓ Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) of moderate potency. It plays an important role in biochemical processes. It is produced by lactic acid bacteria of the Lactobacteriaceae family. It is also formed during intense exercise in our muscles and its presence causes acidification of the muscles, which results in a decrease in their performance.
✓ In low concentrations (up to 10%), lactic acid has a moisturising effect. It is one of the main components of NMF, or natural moisturising factor. As such, it influences the hydration and moisturisation of the skin and allows the epidermis to maintain a normal moisture level.
✓ In higher concentrations (usually 30-50%), it has an exfoliating effect. Peelings containing lactic acid, in addition to their ability to exfoliate the epidermis, improve the pigmentation of the skin, for example in facial acne and hyperpigmentation.
✓ Furthermore, lactic acid also shows the ability to increase epidermal thickness by increasing levels of procollagen I and collagen I. Thanks to these properties, it is considered a suitable acid for rejuvenating skin with photodamage.
✓ Lactic acid is therefore used very frequently in chemical peeling procedures because it effectively stimulates collagen and elastin production. It therefore stimulates skin hydration and elasticity, smoothes wrinkles, lightens spots and discolouration, smoothes scars and stretch marks, and additionally regulates keratinisation, cleanses and shrinks skin pores. To conclude, lactic acid is a mildly acting acid that allows an all-round improvement of the skin: its hydration, firmness and colour.





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