The importance of the acid mantle: things you need to know
Your skin’s acid mantle is the thin film on the skin’s surface that helps act as a barrier against bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants. It also holds in moisture and liquid, retaining the skin’s hydration levels. The acid mantle is actually made up of sebum – that waxy, oily substance that is secreted by the sebaceous gland under the skin. When the acid mantle is mixed with amino acids from sweat, this creates our skin’s happy pH level.
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A Guide To Achieving Your Skin Goals
Getting your skin objectives accomplished can be a tricky balance. Perhaps you're battling blemishes, dehydration, dullness, or the effects of a changing temperature on your skin.
Skincare regimens can be thought of as recipes, with each ingredient carefully chosen to contribute to the intended result.