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How Lipohydroxy Acid Helps with Acne
Lipohydroxy Acid Works by Exfoliating the Skin, Reducing Inflammation, Decreasing Skin Oil, Reducing Bacteria, Decreasing Hyperpigmentation, and Promoting the Penetration of Acne Medications
Latest Articles
How Close Are We to an Acne Vaccine?
Research Is Ongoing, but an Anti-acne Vaccine Is Still a Long Way Away, If It Ever Arrives
What Are Retinoids, and Why Are They Used to Treat Acne?
Retinoids Are Vitamin A Derivatives That Are Applied Topically and Can Help Reduce Acne
Are There Any Safe and Effective Treatments for Seborrhea (Oily Skin)?
Non-prescription Treatments Are Better for Mild and Moderate Cases of Seborrhea since Their Side Effects Are Less Severe
Can African Black Soap Help Acne?
There Is No Evidence That It Could. In Fact, African Black Soap Is Very Similar to Regular Soap and Should Be Avoided.
Handling Hyperpigmentation
Red/Dark Spots Left Behind from Acne (Post-inflammatory Hyperpigmentation)
Can Applying Yogurt to the Skin Improve Acne?
Perhaps to Some Degree, but More Research Is Necessary Before We Can Recommend It
Can Aloe Help Acne?
Probably Not to a Measurable Degree
Does Triclosan Help With Acne?
Triclosan May Be Useful in the Treatment of Acne, But Concerns Remain
What Is the Chemical Structure of Lactic Acid and Lactate and How Is Lactic Acid Made?
Lactic Acid and Lactate Are Two Chemically Similar Molecules Created by Means of Chemical Synthesis, Catalyzing the Degradation of Sugars, Microbial Fermentation, and the Natural Synthesis Pathway