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Sweet B.

Mar 24, 2014

Sweet B.

Please,,,, has any one ever used this cream befor? I want to know if it is good on black skin.

Ileene M.

Mar 24, 2014

Ileene M.

I haven't used it but for sure I know anything aha or bha is good :)

Sweet B.

Mar 24, 2014

Sweet B.

Ok. but I want to know if it is good for black africa skin. my friend want to use it. and she has black skin.

Marleen B.

Mar 24, 2014

Marleen B.

Ahas can be used on any ethnic skintone. There is more of a concern with skin sensitivity and not ethnicity. You do have to be careful what other products you're using with AHAs. Mixing with other "actives" including other aha can burn your skin. Be careful when youre already using retin-a, retinols, benzoyl peroxide, bleaches, glycolic, lactic, malic & sometimes salicylic acids. Always do a patch test and wait at least 30 mins after washing your face before testing a product. I'm not saying you can't use these other products when using ahas, you just have to space it out. Also, waxing your face is usually no-no when using acids & retinols & retin-a. You're skin will rip right off.

Traci L.

Mar 24, 2014

Traci L.

We can use Aha however you don't want to use a high percentage of glycolic a lot of African Americans have keloid skin and if the acids are to strong it can cause hyperpigmentation and I've never heard of this cream so I can't recommend it and all Aha creams are not the same you want one that's buffered with antioxidants so you don't get to much irritation so first find out her skin type if she keloids then she should use a gentle lactic acid instead

Sweet B.

Mar 25, 2014

Sweet B.

thanks girls

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