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AHA Fruit Extract (INCI Blend)

INCI:Aqua, Vaccinium Myrtillus Fruit Extract, Saccharum Officinarum (Sugar Cane) Extract, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Fruit Extract, Citrus Limonum (Lemon) Fruit Extract, Acer Saccharum (Sugar Maple) Extract

Overview

This AHA Fruit Extract is a natural multi-fruit complex rich in glycolic, lactic, citric, malic, and tartaric acids. These gentle alpha hydroxy acids are naturally present in bilberry, sugarcane, orange, lemon, and sugar maple extracts. Widely used in modern skincare formulations, this extract provides safe, controlled exfoliation and promotes smoother and more radiant-looking skin.

Primary Benefits

1. Gentle Exfoliation

  • Helps dissolve dead skin cells and surface buildup

  • Supports smoother skin texture and improved clarity

2. Brightening & Radiance Boost

  • Reduces dullness

  • Promotes a brighter, more even complexion

3. Skin Renewal

  • Encourages faster cell turnover

  • Helps reduce fine lines and early signs of aging

4. Hydration Support

  • Natural AHAs help attract moisture, enhancing softness and suppleness

5. Enhanced Absorption

  • Prepares the skin to better receive serums, moisturizers, and actives

Skin Type Suitability

Skin Type

Suitability

Notes

Normal

Excellent

Supports daily radiance and smoothness.

Dry

Excellent

AHAs + fruit extracts help soften and hydrate.

Combination

Very good

Balances tone and smooths uneven areas.

Oily / Congested

Good

Helps clear surface buildup and refine pores.

Acne-Prone

Good

Gentle exfoliation helps prevent clogged pores.

Sensitive

Use With Caution

Start with low concentration or reduced frequency.

Usage Recommendations

  • Commonly used in: Cleansers, toners, serums, exfoliating gels, creams, masks

  • Typical use level (in formulation): 1–10% depending on desired exfoliation intensity

  • pH considerations: Works best at pH 3.5–4.5

Warnings / Precautions

  • May increase sun sensitivity – use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ during the day.

  • Mild tingling, redness, or dryness can occur, especially on sensitive skin.

  • Not recommended for broken, inflamed, or freshly shaved skin.

  • Patch test advised before first use.


Reference Notes (non-web citations)

  • Alpha hydroxy acids derived from fruit extracts are well-documented for improving epidermal turnover and skin brightness (Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology).

  • Natural sources such as sugar cane and citrus fruits are recognized for their glycolic and citric acid content, supporting exfoliating and hydrating benefits (International Journal of Dermatologic Science).

  • Dermatological guidelines confirm AHAs enhance smoothness, clarity, and luminosity when used in safe concentrations (American Academy of Dermatology).

 
 
 

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