Find out the difference between AHAs and BHAs, plus what chemical exfoliant is right for your skin type and concerns.

Exfoliating is key to smooth, glowing skin — and using alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) can really boost the results. We know just ...

When it comes to choosing a product, however, the options can be overwhelming. AHAs and BHAs are both families of chemical ...

AHAs help remove dead skin cells through the process of chemical exfoliation. They also help moisturize and stimulate collagen production, making them perfect for drier skin types. BHAs are beta ...

Moisturising becomes even more crucial as you age; here’s how to pick a moisturiser for mature skin and why some formulas ...

The AHA's Committee on Behavioral Health today announced its chair, chair-elect and new members for 2025. The officers ...

It can be easy to overdo it with skincare acids. Here, a skin expert explains the difference between AHAs and BHAs and the best way to use them. They might sound scary, but skincare acids have ...

The AHA's Forever Grateful social media toolkit features posts and graphics expressing support and appreciation for all ...

What’s the best skincare routine for mature skin? Skin cell turnover slows as we get older, so speeding it up with regular exfoliation post-cleansing maximises the moisturising potential of any ...

The beauty industry has undergone a dramatic transformation, fuelled by rapid technological advancements. To shed light on ...