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Active ingredients in cosmetics: the importance of concentration

Have you started to become interested in the composition of cosmetics, but think that incorporating active ingredients into your skincare routine can be a confusing process?

Different active ingredients address different skin concerns.

  • Glycolic acid - helps fight acne and lightens the scars left by it.
  • Azelaic acid - suppresses facial redness and soothes facial skin.
  • Hyaluronic acid - moisturizes the skin, gives it firmness and elasticity.
  • Niacinamide acid - reduces pores, sebum secretion, hyperpigmentation.
  • Retinol - effectively reduces fine wrinkles and skin pigmentation, making it perfect for mature skin care.

However, it is important to pay attention not only to which ingredient is best for your skin, but also to the concentration in the cosmetics you use.

Do higher concentrations of active ingredients provide better and faster effects?

The short answer is, higher concentration does not mean the product will be more effective.

If you are just starting to use active ingredients, especially acidic products, you should start with a lower concentration and monitor your skin's reaction. You can start by using the product twice a week, gradually increasing to daily use. If your skin easily tolerates low concentrations of active ingredients, you can move on to higher concentrations if needed. Remember that consistency is the key to skin care .

Consistent use of a lower concentration product will have a greater impact on your skin than occasional use of a higher concentration product. For example, if you struggle with acne , using a 7% glycolic acid facial cleanser at home daily will provide significantly more effective and long-lasting results than a one-time acid peel using 35% glycolic acid.

DEEP CLEANSING WASH WITH 7% GLYCOLIC ACID AND ACNE

What is a safe percentage of active ingredient concentration for use at home?

ODA PRO cosmetics are intended for home use, so the concentration of active ingredients in the products is safe for self-use. The compositions of all products are carefully thought out and created in consultation with dermatologists and laboratory tests to ensure the highest possible skin safety and effectiveness.

It is important to note that everyone's skin is different and may react differently to a certain active ingredient and its concentration, so before using new products, we recommend testing the product on a small patch of skin and observing the skin's reaction.

If you are using acidic products for the first time, it is normal to feel a slight tingling sensation, but if the tingling is too strong and you feel discomfort, it is better to consult your beautician or the ODA PRO team about using the product.

What does the percentage of active ingredient depend on?

Each active ingredient has an optimal concentration that most specifically addresses a specific skin problem. Our experienced team of dermatologists, biochemists and biotechnology experts in laboratories constantly develop and test the most effective formulas and combinations of active ingredients so that you can achieve effective results when using our products at home.

10% NIACINAMIDE AND HYALURONIC ACID SERUM AND DIFFERENT SKIN TYPES

According to our team's laboratory experiments,niacinamide and hyaluronic acid in serum The strong 10% niacinamide concentration is optimal (safest and most effective) for reducing enlarged pores and signs of aging such as uneven skin tone, redness, dryness, and lack of radiance. Meanwhile, the acne-specific 7% Glycolic Acid Deep Cleansing Cleanser effectively reduces breakouts and excess sebum, deeply cleanses pores, smoothes skin texture, and lightens scars. Most importantly, due to the appropriate glycolic concentration, this cleanser is non-drying and suitable for daily use.

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