Aha Fruits Formula
Aha Fruits Formula
Aha Fruits Formula
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A.H.A. EXTRACT
fruits formula
COMBINED PLANTS :
CAS n° EINECS n°
Many researches led by Doctors Van Scott and Yu have shown that Alpha-
Hydroxy Acids (AHA) act by decreasing the cells cohesion in the cornea
stratum so they are better eliminated, while the cells renewal is accelerated.
AHA thus furthers the cutaneous hydration process.
AHA contained in the AHA EXTRACT fruits formula, with their low
concentration (5 %), allows maintaining or restoring the skin's acid surface
and so to strengthen the natural defence process. They also have a real
moisturising action as well as a surface-cleaning action.
CHARACTERISTIC ACIDS
ACIDS FORMULAS
Citric COOH
C 6 H8 O 7 |
COOH CH2 C CH2 COOH
|
OH
The different extracts are products issued from a special and specific
manufacturing process applied on herbs, and treated in order to mix
aromatic and water-soluble parts.
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FILTRATION Result : less than 100 germs/ml.
and /or
FLASH PASTEURIZATION
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A.H.A. EXTRACT
fruits formula
QUALITY CONTROL
COSMETIC APPLICATIONS
The AHA EXTRACT fruits formula can be also used in all astringent, tonic
or purifying skin and hair care products.
AHA EXTRACT fruits formula is recommended for creams, lotion and gels
formulations with moisturizing and peeling action. It helps cell renewal.
This product could also be used in concentrations higher than 8 % but in these cases
it should be considered for professional use, under medical suggestions
WAREHOUSING
➊ BOTANICAL COMPONENTS
Apricot fruit
Guava fruit
Grapefruit fruit
Mango fruit
Strawberry fruit
Raspberry fruit
Peach fruit
Grape fruit
➋ ORGANOLEPTIC CHARACTERISTICS
➌ PHYSICO-CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
➍ ACTIVE INGREDIENT
➍ MICROBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS
➎ SAFETY DATA
BEZANGER & BEAUQUESNE. Plantes médicinales des régions tempérées, Ed. Mabine,
Paris, France
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HERMITTE R., « Aged skin, Retinoids and Alpha Hydroxy Acids », 1992, Cosmetics &
Toiletries 107, 7, p. 63-66
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VAN SCOTT E.I., « Control of Keratinization with Alpha Hydroxy Acids and related
compounds », 1974, Arch. Dermatol. 110, p. 586
VAN SCOTT E.I., « Hyperkeratinization, Corneocyte Cohesion and Alpha Hydroxy Acids »,
1984, J. Am. Acad. Dermatol. 11, p. 867
GREAVES M., « Topical Alpha Hydroxy Acid Derivative for Relieving Dry Itching Skin »,
1990, Cosmetics & Toiletries 105, 9, p. 61-64