Fruit acid peeling guide: for which skin type & skin condition?

Fruit acid peeling at home is an increasingly popular alternative to chemical treatment. This is mainly because a strong peeling has risks. It can, among other things, thin the skin, cause redness and irritations and cause pigment spots. And that's exactly what you don't want for your skin, right?

A high-quality and natural fruit acid peeling (fruit acid treatment) has a cleansing, moisturizing, brightening and rejuvenating effect. With respect to the natural skin barrier and therefore without damaging the skin. It therefore effectively helps against dull skin, wrinkles, acne, rosacea and pigment spots.

Are you considering to have an buy peeling? Then read on for everything you want to know about a fruit acid peel and discover what it can do for your skin!

What is a fruit acid peel?

A fruit acid peeling is an exfoliant with fruit acids. These fruit acids can consist of different variants and strengths. In short: they remove old skin cells and stimulate skin renewal.

There are two types of fruit acids, also known as AHAs and BHAs. Both have a peeling effect on the skin (peeling is English for peeling). Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs) are water-soluble fruit acids, such as glycolic acid. They mainly work in the top layer of the skin surface. Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHAs) are oil soluble and can penetrate deep into the skin. They are therefore very suitable for oily skin with impurities. Because they mix with sebum, they are perfect prevent clogged pores. The most well-known BHA is salicylic acid.

The effectiveness and purpose of a fruit acid peel depends on the concentration used and the presence of other cosmetic ingredients.

Fruit acid mask Lingonberry Bright 2 in 1

Flow fruit acid mask Lingonberry Bright 2 in 1 contains fruit enzymes from papaya (papain) and pineapple (bromelain). This fruit acid peeling is also enriched with vitamin C, antioxidants from Arctic lingonberries and strawberries.

Fruit acid peeling serum with AHA and BHA

Our AHA BHA peeling In addition to fruit acids (AHA), serum also contains salicylic acid (BHA). Both come from natural sources and are therefore milder than synthetic counterparts.

Why buy a fruit acid peeling?

A mild and natural fruit acid peeling does not irritate or damage the skin. Moreover, when used regularly, it gives the same professional results as a fruit acid treatment at the beautician. With proper application of one peeling face You will see results after the first use!

The most well-known way to exfoliate the skin is with a scrub. This makes the skin smooth and soft again. The advantage of a fruit acid peeling, on the other hand, is that it can penetrate deeper into the skin and, with its mild composition, does not damage the skin. This makes a peeling with acids also suitable for specific skin problems.

Do you want a buy peeling, then you will soon come across many different species. In this guide we show you how to use a fruit acid treatment for: fat skin en dry skin. We treat the following skin problems:

1. Pigment spots
2. Couperose
3. Impurities and acne
4. Fine lines and wrinkles
5. Rosacea (Red cheeks)

We then explain step by step how to use a fruit acid peeling for the best results. We will also let you know when it is not wise to buy a fruit acid peeling.

View our natural facial masks here that are perfect as a fruit acid peeling. They cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate.

A fruit acid peeling is suitable for oily or dry skin

Contrary to what some people think, a fruit acid peel is suitable for all skin types. For oily, and therefore also for dry skin.

If you suffer from dry skin, it is important to choose the right type of exfoliant to prevent irritation and further dehydration. These are generally mild and gentle fruit acids from natural sources. Lactic acid from blueberries, for example, helps hydrate and improve the skin by stimulating collagen production.

For oily skin you can use fruit acids with more exfoliating properties. Such as salicylic acid and glycolic acid. These fruit acids help, among other things, remove excess sebum and are therefore part of our oily skin range best products for acne.

Extra tip: Do you also suffer from a dry scalp? Fruit acid from apple can help with scalp problems such as dandruff, itching or flakes. So it is different from a fruit acid peel, but in this case you can benefit greatly from one apple cider vinegar hair rinse.

1. Fruit acid peeling pigment spots: remove dark spots naturally

The AHA acids glycolic acid and citric acid are especially suitable for a clarifying fruit acid peeling against pigment spots. Added antioxidants, such as sources of vitamin C and E, protect the skin against external influences. They help fade pigment spots and are therefore of absolute added value remove pigmentation spots in a natural way.

Fruit acid peeling is also very cost-effective against hyperpigmentation. You don't necessarily have to go to a clinic for a peeling treatment. Our natural peeling face you can try it yourself at home and it is available from €21. Read more: cost to remove pigment spots. 

2. Fruit acid peeling for impurities and acne: for deep cleansing

A fruit acid peeling with BHA fits well in a natural one acne treatment at home. As mentioned earlier, salicylic acid can penetrate the skin through the sebaceous follicles and deeply cleanse the pores. This is why products with BHA work wonders for impure skin such as pimples, pimples or acne scars. The addition of organic fruit acids stimulates the skin to produce new cells. This will quickly give you smooth and healthy skin again.

3. Fruit acid peeling for fine lines and wrinkles: choose AHA and BHA

Due to its skin-renewing effect, a fruit acid peeling is also a perfect part of your treatment anti-aging routine. Acids from fruit enzymes are recommended for aged and dry skin because of their ability to smooth fine lines. In combination with hyaluronic acid it is an excellent one natural way to remove wrinkles, or at least clearly visibly reduced.

Did you know that AHA and BHA are the most commonly used acids are against skin aging?

4. Be careful with a fruit acid peel for rosacea

Rosacea is an annoying skin problem that causes red skin, red spots and dilated blood vessels. This skin can also benefit from it rosacea products with mild acids, such as in fruit acid peeling Lingonberry Bright Mask. It is better not to do this more than once a week and start with a maximum application time of 1 minutes. Below you can read how to best use a fruit acid peeling.

How do you use a fruit acid peeling?

A fruit acid peeling therefore fits into the routine of every skin type and is suitable for (almost) every skin problem. How to use a fruit acid peel in your skincare routine steps, also depends on your skin type. In any case, do this in the evening and on a clean face. Then apply other care products to the skin, appropriate for your skin type.

It is important to know that when your skin renews, it needs a lot of moisture for recovery! A moisturizing facial spray is a great combination with a natural face cream. This way the skin gets what it needs to become vital and radiant.

Regular use of a mild natural fruit acid peeling (maximum two per week) usually gives the best results. For sensitive skin, once a week is sufficient. In this case it is also better to rinse the peeling in the shower and then gently dab it. Avoid friction on the skin as much as possible.

Do not use other exfoliating products at the same time. Otherwise it's too much for your skin. End your fruit acid peeling treatment with a natural facial oil that suits your skin type or skin problem.

When should you not use a fruit acid peeling?

A fruit acid peeling is in principle suitable for every skin type, except for extremely dry skin. Even when your skin is in an acute phase of eczema (perioral dermatitis), it is better to use as few products as possible and therefore no peeling. You can read more about the treatment here eczema face.

You can safely use our facial masks with fruit acids (in moderation) as a peeling for the sensitive skin en during the pregnancy to use. We do not recommend our AHA & BHA peeling serum during pregnancy.

Finally; Do not use a fruit acid peel before going out into the sun. If your skin has pigment spots, protect your skin extra well with sunscreen!