Description

Malic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid  (AHA) produced by the body naturally. It’s also found in fruits and vegetables (most notably in apples). Malic acid is credited with boosting the immune system, improving oral health and balancing internal pH levels.

Malic acid is larger than glycolic and lactic acid   so it’s gentler form of alpha hydroxy acids making it suitable for sensitive skin.

is able to exfoliate, and deliver antioxidant benefits. Malic acid in concentrations of 1% to 2%  supports  AHA exfoliants led by glycolic and lactic acids—Such blends are great in leave-on exfoliants as well as rinse-off peels.

INCI:Malic acid

Appearance: White powder

Purity: 99.5% Pure

Solubility : Water

Manufacturers suggested Usage : 1-3%

Common Uses/ Benefits

Malic acid is also known for a host of skin benefits, such as improving skin texture and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. That’s because malic acid promotes the shedding of the outer layer of skin cells, exfoliating away buildup and pore-clogging impurities. Malic acids also penetrate the skin to support collagen production, restoring skin vitality, suppleness and elasticity.

Malic acid also improves hyperpigmentation by decreasing the production of melanin. For these reasons, malic acid is a popular ingredient in many anti-aging skin care products.

Malic acid works well with Vitamin C, and hyaluronic acid to increase brightening and hydrating effects. Can also be used together with other alpha hydroxy acids.

Add to body care products like cleansers, creams, lotions, serums, conditioners, Shampoos, acne and anti-aging products. Malic  acid and other alpha hydroxy acids.  target sun and free radical damage, hyperpigmentation, acne, large pores, milia and other skin issues.

• Exfoliates, brightens, speeds up cell turnover rate
• Treats acne, and keratosis pilaris on the back of arms.
• Humectant
• Balances the skin’s pH