[misc] Anti-acid skincare article, is there some value to this approach?

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I just read an old article on harpers bazaar about a facialist who is against using acids.Taken from the article:Her philosophy: "It's more than just skin care—it's about the experience and energy of a facial. I'm trying to change the brain of each person's skin, to read into the problems and find out what works and what doesn't. The new era of skin care is all about burning your skin, only it's not called that—it's called acid washing or resurfacing or regenerating, but it's all done with very acidic products. 90% of clients are abusing their skin by burning it and as a result, you end up with more brown spots, broken capillaries, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and rashes."The first of her many "secrets" in a list of 5 is:1) Eliminate alcohol and acids from your skin care. "No alcohol, retinol, retina, glycolic acid, vitamin C, hydroxy acid. When I came into this country in the 80s, I never heard women complain of brown spots. It was something that happened after 50, but now I see 20-year-olds complain of it and it's because they're using acids. Then when you get pregnant, you get melasma and burn that off and then what's next—Ajax? Nothing is left of the skin after all those chemicals and your face ends up being a different color than your neck. If you feed the skin with collagen, keratin, DNA, RNA and sodium hyaluronate instead, you're going to radiate and look lighter."So, to all my fellow acid users what do you think? Is there any truth to what she says? I wonder what the exclusive European products she uses are 💁
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