Mixing kojic acid powder in with other products is an exact science, and DIYing it could result in an ultra-concentrated mixture which could harm you. These risks are why, in spite of the abundance of these products online, we suggest you stay away from powder formulations. But most experts recommend that you stick to formulations with a maximum kojic acid concentration of 1 percent. We don’t mention this to worry you - the quantity and concentration would have to be enormous to see the same effects in humans. Some animal studies have shown that when used in large quantities, kojic acid can be toxic.
Try patch-testing before you fully-incorporate this ingredient into your regime to rule out the possibility before you start. Some people who are sensitive to this ingredient could experience some irritation or dermatitis.
#SIDE EFFECTS OF YELLOW PEEL SKIN#
Research has shown that the use of kojic acid can make the skin more sensitive, so this may not be the most suitable ingredient for those who already have sensitive skin.
#SIDE EFFECTS OF YELLOW PEEL HOW TO#
But with great power comes great responsibility - responsibility to weigh any risks and to take the necessary steps to avoid harming your skin.īelow are some issues you could encounter when incorporating kojic acid into your routine and how to counter them if at all possible. You may have gleaned by now that kojic acid is a powerful ingredient.
If you’re able to stop whatever action is causing the irritation, religiously but also judiciously apply kojic acid to the healed skin and be patient while your skin returns to its natural tone. If you have from scarring from razor burn, ingrown hairs, or other hair removal-related issues, kojic acid is here to help. Addressing hyperpigmentation from hair removal If you’re looking to stay forever young, consider adding kojic acid to your rotation. Those hunting for the fountain of youth know that antioxidants will put them on the path. It also has a few antimicrobial properties, so while it’s no Neosporin, it can protect your skin from certain types of bacteria while it’s working. Kojic acid is known to have anti-inflammatory properties, so it could help with itchy, red, and inflamed skin. Kojic acid’s melanin-inhibiting properties make it a helpful ingredient to stop melasma in its tracks. Melasma is a skin condition that’s particularly prevalent in pregnant women (say that three times fast) which causes dark patches, typically on the face. Its power to fade dark spots is doubly enhanced by its antioxidant properties. Fading dark spots from hyperpigmentation, sun, or ageĪ main use for kojic acid. Clients are required to use a Retinol serum at least 4 weeks prior to their appointment.Because this ingredient is classified as both an antioxidant and an exfoliant, it has a plethora of properties that you may find beneficial for your skin. Preparation is required for clients who are prone to hyperpigmentation or have medium to dark skin tones (Glycolic 12% Cleanser, Skinstitut™ Even Blend serum) for at least 4 weeks. Preparation is required for clients who are prone to hyperpigmentation or have medium to dark skin tones (Glycolic 12% Cleanser, Skinstitut™ Even Blend serum) for at least 4 weeks Anti-Ageing Peel at least 7 days prior Clear & Bright PeelĪvoid exfoliators, acids, and any retinol or vitamin A-based products at least 7 days prior No waxing, depilatory creams at least 14 days prior to your appointmentĪvoid laser and skin treatments at least 14 days priorĪvoid exfoliators, acids, and any retinol or vitamin A-based products. Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 14 days prior to your appointment
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