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1. Fight the Signs of Skin Aging with Alpha Hydroxy Cream
Learn how to fight wrinkles and other signs of skin aging with the use of Alpha Hydroxy
Cream.
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia – 23 October 2013 – Alpha Hydroxy Cream is excited to
announce the launch of its newest website, http://alphahydroxycream.org/. The new
website has all the information you need to know about Alpha Hydroxy Cream.
When people talk about aging, the common perception that comes to mind is someone who
has wrinkles and saggy skin. Sadly, there is a truth behind this. As we age our skin also go
through changes. The ability of our skin to produce collagen decreases every year and
these results to a more fragile skin which is prone to dryness and wrinkles. Smoking and
sun damage may also lead to skin aging that are manifested with the appearance of
roughness, uneven tone, brown patches, and thin skin.
To address this skin issue, there are wrinkle treatments available that promises to reduce if
not remove these signs of aging. Some people who want to see instant results acquire
cosmetic surgery, botulinuim toxin A treatment (Botox), or chemical treatments that are
performed using mechanical equipment that directly scrape off the damage layer of the
skin.
However, if you do not have the budget for these kinds of treatments and are skeptical
about these processes then you can try exfoliating using anti aging cream with alpha
hydroxyl acid. Various alpha hydroxy acids are applied topically on the skin. Alpha
hydroxy acids are natural acids found in foods such as citrus fruits (citric acid), sugar cane
(glycolic acid), sour milk (lactic acid), apples (malic acid), grapes (tartaric acid), and others.
Alpha hydroxy acid is generally used for moisturizing and removing dead skin cells. It can
also be used to treat acne and improve the appearance of acne scars and photo-aged skin.
Since Alpha hydroxy acids work by removing the top layers of dead skin cells, they also
increase the thickness of deeper skin layers resulting in a more firm looking skin.
In choosing a wrinkle cream, it is important to choose a product that lists the percentage of
alpha hydroxy acid content. According to research, 10% and below is the safety margin for
creams containing alpha hydroxy acid. An Alpha Hydroxy Cream containing 8% is a perfect
choice if you’re considering buying a wrinkle cream, since this strength is both safe, and
effective. To learn more on how Alpha Hydroxy Cream can help you prevent wrinkles, and
get a younger, smoother, and firmer skin, visit their new website:
http://alphahydroxycream.org/.
