Milchsäure in der Hautpflege: Sanftes AHA-Peeling und Feuchtigkeitsspender – was wirklich belegt ist
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Milchsäure gilt als sanfteste AHA-Fruchtsäure: Sie peelt mild, bindet Feuchtigkeit und kann die Ceramid-Bildung fördern. Wir zeigen, was gut belegt ist, wo Anti-Aging-Versprechen übertreiben und wie du sie richtig anwendest.
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Dermaplaning: Useful Exfoliation or a Risk to the Skin Barrier?
Dermaplaning uses a fine blade to remove vellus hair and dead skin cells in one step. What really happens to the skin barrier, which promises the research doesn't support and what matters in aftercare.
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PHA (Polyhydroxy Acids): The Gentle Alternative to AHA and BHA for Sensitive Skin
PHAs are considered the gentlest category of exfoliating acids – larger than AHA molecules, less irritating and without an EU concentration limit. We look at what gluconolactone & co. really do for sensitive skin and where their limits lie.
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Physical vs. Chemical Exfoliation: Which Is Really Kinder to the Skin Barrier?
Scrub granules or fruit acids – which is gentler on the skin barrier? We compare physical and chemical exfoliation based on current research and show which method suits which skin type.
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AHA Fruit Acids at Home: Gentle Exfoliation or a Risk to the Skin Barrier?
AHA fruit acids such as glycolic and lactic acid are considered gentle exfoliating ingredients for home use. We take a critical look at how they work, concentration limits and the risk to the skin barrier – and at what a safe routine looks like.
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