AFA’s are:
- Much better tolerated than the lactic acid, citric acid, malic acid and tartaric acid.">AHA’s due to less dryness and irritation
- AFAs have markedly enhanced moisture retention properties since they actually duplicate the natural moisture-retaining amino acid system of the skin’s stratum corneum.
- AFA’s are remarkably non-irritating even at higher concentrations.
- AFA’s are exfoliaters, however, they also are antioxidants due to their molecular structure and also contain L-Ascobic Acid along with Dead Sea Minerals
- AFA’s are excellent for ALL skin types , even those with Sensitive Skin, Rosacea, or Darker skins like African American and Indian skin.
- VERY AFFORDABLE and long lasting.
Acidified Amino Acids use the amino acids naturally found in the skin to gently exfoliate the skin without overdrying.
Cleanse face & neck with
AFA gel or cream cleanser, then spray with
AFA toner-mist. Allow to dry, then apply
AFA exfoliating gel. Follow with
AFA eye cream.
You will see an increase in moisture retention and an improvement in the tone and texture of their skin almost immediately after beginning the use of AFAs because AFAs supplement the Natural Moisturizing Factor of our skin.
AFAs are very effective agents in repairing damage due to age and reducing photo-pigmentation
In heavily sun- damaged skin, acidic amino acids are markedly decreased and moisture retention is also reduced, so AFAs will naturally improve this condition.
AFA exfoliating gels are formulated for use at home. The concentrations are mild, plus, and max, with pHs corresponding to un-neutralized lactic acid, citric acid, malic acid and tartaric acid.">AHA formulations having 5%, 10%, and 15% respectively. Patients usually start on the mild or plus formulation and gradually increase the quantity, frequency, and concentration of the gel. Exfoliation is typically almost invisible, so peeling is usually not seen. Any associated dryness can be easily counteracted with a suitable moisturizer.
Which AFA products is right for your skin type?
Below is a chart showing matching products to skin types and the pH level( acidity) of the products.