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AmLactin® Believers aren’t the only ones telling us our alpha-hydroxy acid products are providing serious relief.  They seem to have attracted a certain buzz among the media as well. After all, it’s newsworthy to discover a dry skin treatment that actually works for so many who never thought they’d find one.

As featured in Allure June 2012

“Dermatologist picks: AmLactin Ultra Hydrating Body Cream and Eucerin Intensive Repair Lotion (AmLactin and Eucerin, drugstore.com).”
“Smooth on a layer of body lotion containing alpha hydroxy acid (like AmLactin Moisturizing Body Lotion) both morning and night. It increases the natural turnover of the skin cells.”

As featured in Pharmacy Times OTC Guide June 2012

“When it comes to Therapeutic Skin Care, specifically Moisturizers, the AmLactin brand ranks 3rd overall among pharmacists.”

As featured in Health June 2012

“I love it because it stays on. Plus, it’s not smelly or foo-foo just a good lotion that doesn’t make your skin too greasy.”

As featured in Allure May 2012

“Switch your moisturizer. An alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) cream, like AmLactin”

As featured in Family Circle
April 2012

“A moisturizer with a mild alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) will help soften…. AmLactin Moisturizing Body Lotion, $15, is a good option thanks to its high percentage of lactic acid (one type of AHA).”

As featured in Pharmacy Today OTC Supplement February 2012

“This annual OTC product survey of pharmacists showed that AmLactin ranked #6 among products recommended in the area of Therapeutic Skin Care.”

As featured in Podiatry Management February 2012

“AmLactin named the #1 moisturizer brand recommended by podiatrists.”

As featured in Shape February 2012

“After toweling off, apply an AHA lotion, such as AmLactin Moisturizing Body Lotion ($16; drugstores), to prevent dead cells from piling up.”

As featured in Women’s Health January/February 2012

“'The natural exfoliating properties of lactic acid slough off dead skin cells and let moisturizing ingredients penetrate even deeper,’ says Fusco. She recommends AmLactin Moisturizing Body Lotion ($15, at drugstores).”

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Sunburn Alert: This product contains an alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) that may increase your skin’s sensitivity to sunburn. Be sun smart: use sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and limit sun exposure while using this product and for a week afterward.

In exchange for allowing us to share their stories, the featured women received a gift basket including AmLactin® products.


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