Comments on: Alpha, Beta and Poly, Who Are They? http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they Anti-Aging Skin Care Information and Solutions Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:08:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: JeffrieAnn http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/comment-page-1/#comment-477 JeffrieAnn Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:53:58 +0000 http://beauty-and-the-blog.com/?p=278#comment-477 Hi Kellie~ If all natural is your goal, and your skin is not overly dry, choose the BHA as salicylic acid is a natural ingredient. However if your skin is sensitive or overly dry the the best choice is PHA. PHA is all natural and very gentle, suitable for all skin types. Your results will be slower to come with the PHA as opposed to the BHA but it is better to go slow than to rush with an incorrect choice. There are also enzyme products with ingredients that are derived from fruit, pumpkin as well. These aren't even close to as effective and are not as stable an ingredient in skin care formulations, they break down in the product quite easily, making them quite useless quickly. Hi Kellie~ If all natural is your goal, and your skin is not overly dry, choose the BHA as salicylic acid is a natural ingredient. However if your skin is sensitive or overly dry the the best choice is PHA. PHA is all natural and very gentle, suitable for all skin types. Your results will be slower to come with the PHA as opposed to the BHA but it is better to go slow than to rush with an incorrect choice. There are also enzyme products with ingredients that are derived from fruit, pumpkin as well. These aren't even close to as effective and are not as stable an ingredient in skin care formulations, they break down in the product quite easily, making them quite useless quickly.

]]> By: Kellie Stone http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/comment-page-1/#comment-476 Kellie Stone Sat, 26 Sep 2009 20:09:17 +0000 http://beauty-and-the-blog.com/?p=278#comment-476 Nice info, Jeff! We all need to know the difference between the ingredients in our skin care.<br><br>What all-natural ingredients do you think are the most effective? Nice info, Jeff! We all need to know the difference between the ingredients in our skin care.

What all-natural ingredients do you think are the most effective?

]]> By: JeffrieAnn http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/comment-page-1/#comment-478 JeffrieAnn Sat, 26 Sep 2009 17:39:06 +0000 http://beauty-and-the-blog.com/?p=278#comment-478 True, most people just grab an AHA and figure they are good to go. There is no "one size fits all skin care"! And~ I forgot to mention,if you use an AHA over most of your face but are oily in the T-zone use a BHA for that area to prevent breakouts. True, most people just grab an AHA and figure they are good to go. There is no “one size fits all skin care”! And~ I forgot to mention,if you use an AHA over most of your face but are oily in the T-zone use a BHA for that area to prevent breakouts.

]]> By: JeffrieAnn http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/comment-page-1/#comment-26 JeffrieAnn Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:53:58 +0000 http://beauty-and-the-blog.com/?p=278#comment-26 Hi Kellie~ If all natural is your goal, and your skin is not overly dry, choose the BHA as salicylic acid is a natural ingredient. However if your skin is sensitive or overly dry the the best choice is PHA. PHA is all natural and very gentle, suitable for all skin types. Your results will be slower to come with the PHA as opposed to the BHA but it is better to go slow than to rush with an incorrect choice. There are also enzyme products with ingredients that are derived from fruit, pumpkin as well. These aren't even close to as effective and are not as stable an ingredient in skin care formulations, they break down in the product quite easily, making them quite useless quickly. Hi Kellie~ If all natural is your goal, and your skin is not overly dry, choose the BHA as salicylic acid is a natural ingredient. However if your skin is sensitive or overly dry the the best choice is PHA. PHA is all natural and very gentle, suitable for all skin types. Your results will be slower to come with the PHA as opposed to the BHA but it is better to go slow than to rush with an incorrect choice. There are also enzyme products with ingredients that are derived from fruit, pumpkin as well. These aren't even close to as effective and are not as stable an ingredient in skin care formulations, they break down in the product quite easily, making them quite useless quickly.

]]> By: Kellie Stone http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Kellie Stone Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:09:17 +0000 http://beauty-and-the-blog.com/?p=278#comment-25 Nice info, Jeff! We all need to know the difference between the ingredients in our skin care.<br><br>What all-natural ingredients do you think are the most effective? Nice info, Jeff! We all need to know the difference between the ingredients in our skin care.

What all-natural ingredients do you think are the most effective?

]]> By: JeffrieAnn http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/comment-page-1/#comment-24 JeffrieAnn Sat, 26 Sep 2009 13:39:06 +0000 http://beauty-and-the-blog.com/?p=278#comment-24 True, most people just grab an AHA and figure they are good to go. There is no "one size fits all skin care"! And~ I forgot to mention,if you use an AHA over most of your face but are oily in the T-zone use a BHA for that area to prevent breakouts. True, most people just grab an AHA and figure they are good to go. There is no “one size fits all skin care”! And~ I forgot to mention,if you use an AHA over most of your face but are oily in the T-zone use a BHA for that area to prevent breakouts.

]]> By: Sue http://www.beauty-and-the-blog.com/wrinkle-reducing-skin-care/alpha-beta-and-poly-who-are-they/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Sue Sat, 26 Sep 2009 11:33:16 +0000 http://beauty-and-the-blog.com/?p=278#comment-23 Very informative and helpful article. Especially identifying which acids work best for different skin types. I have found that most people don't stop to consider matching a treatment to their skin type and can create more of a problem as a result. . . Very informative and helpful article. Especially identifying which acids work best for different skin types. I have found that most people don't stop to consider matching a treatment to their skin type and can create more of a problem as a result. . .

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