Відновлюючий лосьйон AHA 8

This lotion contains 8% glycolic acid, which is widely used for brightening and texture. At this level, it is generally considered low risk during pregnancy, but as with any exfoliant, it’s best to use with awareness and consult your doctor before adding it to your routine.

✅ Hydrating agents like glycerin, panthenol, and emollients are pregnancy safe.

⚠️ Glycolic acid (8%): At this lower concentration, many dermatologists consider glycolic acid safe for pregnancy in topical use, especially compared to high-strength peels (10–20%). Still, because it increases skin sensitivity, it’s usually placed in the “low risk but check with your doctor” category.

❌ No retinoids, hydroquinone, or other strongly contraindicated actives present.

This lotion uses 8% glycolic acid to resurface and refine skin. It is considered low risk for clogging pores, but as with any exfoliant, some users may experience a short period of purging when starting. This is due to exfoliation, not pore blockage

✅ Glycolic Acid (8%): At this moderate concentration, glycolic acid helps exfoliate dead skin cells and keep pores clear, lowering the risk of comedone formation.

✅ Hydrating and barrier-friendly ingredients (glycerin, panthenol, soothing botanicals) balance the formula and reduce barrier stress.

⚠️ Exfoliation phase: As with all acids, initial use can cause purging (temporary breakouts as clogged pores surface). This can be mistaken for comedogenicity, but it’s part of skin turnover.

⚠️ Base emollients: Depending on formulation, light emollients or fatty alcohols may cause issues for extremely oily or acne-prone users, but none are flagged as high risk here.

❌ No heavy oils, waxes, or strongly comedogenic ingredients present.

This formula provides moderate exfoliation with glycolic acid at 8%. It is gentler than higher-strength peels but can still cause sensitivity. If your skin is prone to irritation, patch test first and use only as tolerated.

✅ Lower concentration of glycolic acid (8%) compared to the 20% formula makes it less irritating and more accessible for sensitive skin types.

✅ Hydrating agents like glycerin provide some buffer against dryness and barrier disruption.

⚠️ AHAs can still cause mild stinging, redness, or peeling, especially for those new to chemical exfoliants.

⚠️ Increases photosensitivity, requiring diligent sunscreen use to reduce irritation from UV exposure.

❌ Individuals with rosacea, eczema, or highly sensitive skin may still react negatively even at 8%.