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Fri Jun 10, 2011 10:43 pm  |
I'm not sure if you can use the glycolic peels you can get from amazon and other places for serums/creams but I did find two potentially useful products. I'm not sure if this was discussed or someone else found these but there is a:
AHA fruit acid liquid from makingcosmetics
Description: Botanical alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) complex consisting of 15% glycolic acid, 31% lactic acid, 3% citric acid, 1% tartaric acid from extracts of grape (vitis vinifera), lemon (medica limonum), passionfruit (passiflora quadrangularis), & pineapple (ananas sativus). CAS# pending. Clear yellowish liquid, no odor. Soluble in water.
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found a website with some "pure" glycolic acid that if interseted people could look in to. I'm not sure how much it cost from them but there is a sells department that you can talk to.
if you google dupont glycolic acid you'll find their website.
Hope this is somewhat helpful :P |
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