Alpha hydroxyacid is the term used for several naturally occurring acids found in fruits and other foods. These include lactic acid, derived from sour milk; citric acid, derived from citric fruit such as oranges; and glycolic acid, derived from sugar cane. Alpha hydroxyacids have been used for centuries. Cleopatra used lactic acid from sour milk to lessen lines and blemishes on her face.

Application

1. Alpha hydroxy acids are helpful in treating a variety of skin ailments. They have proven to be effective in treating dry skin, acne, liver or sun spots, lessening fine facial wrinkles, and improving skin texture.

2. Alpha hydroxy acids can be used in low concentrations as found in many cosmetics available over the counter, in medium concentrations which are available in doctor's offices, and in high concentrations.

1. Applied in Agriculture: Alpha Hydroxy Acid is used in producing biological pesticides;

2. Applied in Medicine: Alpha Hydroxy Acid has been used as the an important material of cephalosporin-type antibiotics;

3. Applied in other fields: Alpha Hydroxy Acid is also used as iron analytical reagent and film spotting agent, etc;

4. Applied in Cosmetics: Alpha Hydroxy Acid has been widely added into the lotion, face mask, liquid cream and skin cream. Recommendation usage for cosmetics: 0.2~1.0%;

5. Applied in Food additive: Alpha Hydroxy Acid work as antiseptic,antioxidant, preservative and color stablizer in meat processing, also act as useful materials of food aromatizer - maltol and ethylmaltol;

Packing:  

10g/bag,  1kgs/bag (Two plastic-bags inside and  Paper-drums  or per customer's requirements.)

Storage:

Store in tight, light-resistant containers, avoid exposure to direct sunlight, moisture and excessive heat.
Shelf Life: 24 months.