Source
Ditre 1996 — Glycolic acid and L-lactic acid creams
Quick Summary
Peer-reviewed AHA facial-use trial used for glycolic and lactic acid context and tolerability framing.
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What Studied
A double-blind, vehicle-controlled clinical trial of topical 8 percent glycolic acid and 8 percent L-lactic acid creams.
Main Findings
The study provides facial-use context for AHAs and supports cautious discussion of smoother-looking skin and tolerability.
Why It Matters
This source justifies discussing lactic acid as a related AHA while keeping the include Ingredient focus on glycolic acid.
Original Source
Topical 8% glycolic acid and 8% L-lactic acid creams for the treatment of photodamaged skin
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- Source
- Ditre 1996 — Glycolic acid and L-lactic acid creams
- Quick Summary
- Peer-reviewed AHA facial-use trial used for glycolic and lactic acid context and tolerability framing.
- What Studied
- A double-blind, vehicle-controlled clinical trial of topical 8 percent glycolic acid and 8 percent L-lactic acid creams.
- Main Findings
- The study provides facial-use context for AHAs and supports cautious discussion of smoother-looking skin and tolerability.
- Why It Matters
- This source justifies discussing lactic acid as a related AHA while keeping the include Ingredient focus on glycolic acid.
- Original Source
- Topical 8% glycolic acid and 8% L-lactic acid creams for the treatment of photodamaged skin
- Supports
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