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From Acidification to DNA Intercalation: Dual Impact of Hydroxy Acids on the Epidermal Barrier and Skin Microbiota

2026-05-13

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The physiological acidity of the skin microenvironment constitutes a paramount component of passive innate defense against pathogenic colonization and subsequent dysbiosis. The objective of this review is to critically evaluate the sequelae of chronic epidermal barrier exposure to chemical exfoliants and to elucidate the impact of hydroxy acids on microbiota stability. An analysis of recent literature delineates f...

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40a120e5-af2e-512d-aa06-248249396f7e
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10.20944/preprints202605.0886.v1
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