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The power of acids in your hannah routine

Acids (also known as hydroxy acids) are the ultimate tools for improving the skin. They stimulate natural cell renewal, tackle blockages and give the skin a fresh glow. Whilst some brands opt for extremely high concentrations, Hannah deliberately chooses a gentle yet effective balance. This way, you can enjoy all the benefits of hannah acids without damaging the skin barrier. Find out below which acids we use and which product corresponds to each one.

 

The power of acids in your hannah routine

Acids (also known as hydroxy acids) are the ultimate tools for improving the skin. They stimulate natural cell renewal, tackle blockages and give the skin a fresh glow. Whilst some brands opt for extremely high concentrations, Hannah deliberately chooses a gentle yet effective balance. This way, you can enjoy all the benefits of hannah acids without damaging the skin barrier. Find out below which acids we use and which product corresponds to each one.

A closer look at the 3 acids for improving the skin

Glycolic acid (AHA) – The king of the glow

  • What it does: This is a small, water-soluble AHA (alpha hydroxy acid) derived from sugar cane. It penetrates deep into the skin to loosen dead skin cells, soften fine lines and refine the skin’s texture

  • Who it’s for: Ideal for dull skin, ageing skin or pigmentation spots.

  • Within the hannah range, you’ll find this effective ingredient in the hannah Vanispot, which helps to prevent blockages and deeply cleanse the pores

Salicylic acid (BHA) – The solution for blemishes

  • What it does: Unlike AHA, BHA (beta hydroxy acid) is fat-soluble. This allows it to penetrate deep into the pores to dissolve excess sebum and impurities. It has anti-inflammatory properties and tackles blackheads and spots at their source

  • Who it’s for: Ideal for oily skin, acne-prone skin or blocked pores

  • Do you suffer from stubborn spots or shiny skin? Then hannah Active Dry is your go-to product. It cleverly utilises salicylic acid to thoroughly cleanse your pores without drying out your skin

Citric acid (AHA/antioxidant) – For a fresh, radiant complexion

  • What it does: Citric acid gently exfoliates the outermost layer of the skin and also acts as a powerful antioxidant. It helps to regulate the pH of products and ensures a clear, fresh complexion.

  • Who it’s for: Dull, tired skin that could do with a boost of energy.

  • As hannah believes in a gentle yet effective approach, these products not only help maintain the skin’s pH balance but also provide that gentle, refreshing sensation with citric acid:

Ready to transform your skin with the right acids?

As well as glycolic acid, salicylic acid and citric acid, hannah uses other beneficial acids in various formulations to provide the skin with optimal support. We’ve highlighted the best-known and most effective powerhouses here, so you know exactly what to look out for in your routine.

Take the next step towards improving your skin

  • Discover your personalised routine: Browse the full collection – misschien een link naar huidverzorging? – and experience how gentleness and effectiveness go hand in hand.
  • Seek expert advice: Unsure which acid best suits your skincare goals? Contact our certified hannah skincare coach for a professional skin analysis and a bespoke treatment plan.
Get some advice, experience the unique hannah method and give your skin the targeted care it deserves!

Frequently Asked Questions About Acids

Yes. hannah deliberately opts for a gentle yet effective balance rather than extremely high concentrations. This allows you to enjoy the benefits of acids without damaging your skin barrier. Not sure about the right routine? A hannah skincare coach can advise you on exactly what suits your skin.

AHAs (such as glycolic acid) are water-soluble and work mainly on the surface of the skin to loosen dead skin cells and refine the skin’s texture. BHAs (salicylic acid) are fat-soluble, allowing them to penetrate deep into the pores to dissolve excess sebum and impurities.

This depends on your specific skin type and the product you’re using. Mild products can often be used daily or every other day, whilst more intensive exfoliants should be used less frequently. Always build up your use gradually to allow your skin to get used to it.