Addresses
EWG Safety Score
What Is Mixed Fruit Acids?
Mixed fruit acids are a combination of naturally-derived alpha hydroxy acids sourced from fruits and plants: glycolic acid from sugarcane, citric acid from lemon and orange, and malic acid from apple.
This blend provides multi-level exfoliation, as each acid has different molecular weights and penetration depths. The result is comprehensive resurfacing that addresses various skin concerns simultaneously.
Natural fruit acids may be gentler than synthetic alternatives while still providing effective exfoliation and renewal benefits.
From the Clinic
Not sure what your skin actually needs?
Two minutes, a few questions, and we’ll point you at what matters — no guesswork.
Take the skin quizRelated Ingredients
Mica
General term for a group of 37 earth-derived silicate minerals | Often included in cosmetic formulations to impart iridescent or opalescent shine
Minoxidil Hyaluronamide
A humectant derivative that draws moisture into the skin
Mixed Fruit Acid Complex
Multi-AHA blend for comprehensive exfoliation
Momordica Charantia Stem Sap
A plant-derived humectant that draws moisture into the skin
Mucopolysaccharide
Natural sugars for deep tissue hydration
Myrica Cerifera Fruit Extract
A plant-derived humectant that draws moisture into the skin
Learn More About Skincare Ingredients
Explore our comprehensive ingredient glossary to understand what's in your products.
Browse All IngredientsShop Our Products
Find professional skincare solutions at Skintique.