fruit acids
Sour plant chemicals
Fruit acids are a group of naturally occurring organic acids found in fruits, including citric acid (citrus fruits), malic acid (apples), and tartaric acid (grapes).
In skincare, fruit acids typically refer to alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), which are used as chemical exfoliants to remove dead skin cells and improve texture.
This serum contains fruit acids to brighten dull skin.
The term appears frequently in cosmetic marketing as a gentler-sounding alternative to "acid."
- citricOf sour fruit acid
- malicOf apple-sourced acid
- glycolicDerived from sugarcane
- tartaricOf a grape acid
- lacticOf or from dairy
green apple · exfoliate · peel · AHA · salicylic · tart · sour · tangy · zesty · ascorbic · fermented · skincare · brightening · pH · citrus · lemon juice · apple · grape
fruit acidssugars
Sweet edible carbohydrates
fructose · glucose · natural sugars · sucrose · natural sweeteners
fruit acidsbases
Bottom supports or stations
alkalis · caustic soda · lye · sodium hydroxide · ammonia
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