AHA Resurfacing Lotion 20 FAQs
What skin concerns does AHA Resurfacing Lotion 20 target?
Who is this product best for?
How strong is the glycolic acid?
How often should I use this lotion?
Can I use this product with retinol or other exfoliants?
Will it make my skin peel?
Should I wear SPF while using this?
Is it safe for use on darker skin tones?
Can I use this if I have acne-prone skin?
Is this lotion hydrating?
Safety & Tolerance Ratings
Each DCL product is evaluated for Pregnancy Safety (PSS), Non-Comedogenic Index (NCI), and Irritation Risk (AI). These independent ratings, provided by Milbar Labs, provide transparency and help you choose products with confidence.
This content is provided for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before beginning or changing any skincare routine during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
This content is educational and not medical advice. Pore-clogging risk varies by skin type. For personal guidance, consult your dermatologist.
This content is educational and not medical advice. Irritation risk depends on individual sensitivity. Patch test new products and consult a dermatologist for concerns.
AHA Resurfacing Lotion 20 pH Profile:~3.7*
The AHA Resurfacing Lotion 20 is formulated at a low acidic pH of 3.7 — the optimal zone for glycolic acid to exfoliate deeply, improve texture, and renew skin. At this level, glycolic acid remains highly active while the formula’s emollients and hydrators balance potential irritation.
*Product pH may vary by ±0.2 due to normal manufacturing tolerance.