Facial Acids for Skin Treatments with APIS and Farmona
Beauty Kit offers high-quality facial acids designed for professional skin treatments. Acids such as glycolic acid, azelaic acid, and mandelic acid are widely used in dermatology and cosmetology for their exceptional properties — helping to renew the skin, smooth its texture, and improve overall appearance. Products by APIS and Farmona ensure both safety and efficacy, making them ideal for professional use in beauty salons.
Facial Acids – Effective and Safe Skincare Solutions
Using acids in skincare is a highly effective method for removing dead skin cells, evening out skin tone, and stimulating cellular renewal. Popular acids such as glycolic acid and azelaic acid help combat pigmentation, breakouts, and fine lines, while mandelic acid offers a gentler alternative suited to sensitive skin, leaving it with a healthy glow. Following acid treatments, the use of a neutraliser is recommended to ensure optimal results and protect the skin from potential irritation.
Acid Face Exfoliant – Deeper Skin Care
An acid face exfoliant is the ideal solution for those seeking a deeper cleanse, improved skin texture, and reduced pore appearance. It makes an excellent addition to any regular skincare routine, delivering faster and more effective results than conventional scrubs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
▸ How to choose a facial acid based on skin type?
Mandelic acid is suitable for sensitive and acne-prone skin, glycolic — for normal and aging skin, azelaic — for rosacea and hyperpigmentation, lactic — for dry and dehydrated skin. Concentration is chosen according to the skin's tolerance and the treatment goal.
▸ What is the difference between glycolic and lactic acid for the face?
Glycolic acid has smaller molecules, so it penetrates deeper and renews the skin more intensively, while lactic acid acts more gently and additionally moisturises. Lactic acid is better suited for dry and more sensitive skin.
▸ How much does a professional facial acid cost?
The price depends on the brand, concentration and volume — 30 ml APIS TERAPIS acids and Farmona peels most commonly fall into the mid-price range. You can find the exact price on each product page.
▸ Why is a neutraliser needed after an acid peel?
A neutraliser — for example APIS cooling gel or Farmona NEW SKIN PEEL neutraliser — stops the action of the acid, restores the skin's pH and reduces redness and a burning sensation. It is applied immediately after the treatment.
▸ How to use azelaic acid on the face?
APIS TERAPIS azelaic acid 30% is applied to cleansed skin according to the treatment protocol, left on for the indicated time and then neutralised. It helps reduce rosacea, hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone.
▸ When to choose an acid blend instead of a single acid?
Blends — for example APIS AML COMPLEX (azelaic, mandelic and lactic) or 40% lactic+azelaic+pyruvic+lactobionic — address several skin concerns at once and are suitable for combined treatments. A single acid is chosen for a specific goal.
