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Can Using AHAs/BHAs Lead to Thinner Skin?

Contrary to the myth, AHAs and BHAs do not thin the skin. Regular, appropriate use can actually lead to thicker, healthier skin by promoting collagen production.

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Can AHAs and BHAs Change My Skin's pH Over Time?
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Can AHAs and BHAs Cause or Worsen Hyperpigmentation?
Do AHAs and BHAs Have an Expiry Date?
How Do I Know If I'm Over-Exfoliating with AHAs/BHAs?
Can AHAs and BHAs Affect Skin Elasticity Over Time?
Are There Environmental Conditions Where AHAs/BHAs Should Be Avoided?
Is It Normal for Skin to Purge When Starting AHAs/BHAs?
How Can I Restore My Skin Barrier If Damaged by Overuse of AHAs/BHAs?
Are AHAs or BHAs Better for Reducing the Appearance of Large Pores?
How Long Should I Wait to Apply Moisturizer After Using AHAs/BHAs?
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