MD Forté Facial Cream III

Brand: MD Forté

The Claim: This cream contains a glycolic compound that aids in correcting the visible signs of aging without irritating the skin. It contains higher levels of Alpha Hydroxy Acid than other MD Forte products, which helps diminish the look of deeper lines and wrinkles while increasing clarity, softness, and hydration of the skin.

The Good: The main ingredient, glycolic acid, is very effective at exfoliation. In fact, it’s widely used in chemical peels and found in many other skin care products. It should help your skin feel smoother and reduce some of the fine lines.

The Bad: Beware of overuse, which may lead to irritation.

Final Word: If you’re looking for a good combination of exfoliation and fine line reduction, it’s worth a try.

M.D. Forte Facial Cream III 1ozFREE Shipping. 115% Price Protection. Hydrate and smooth the skin while giving it a healthy glow. M.D. Forte Facial Cream III contains 30% glycolic acid compound, and is recommended for customers who have used Facial Creams I and II and are ready for 30% Glycolic Acid. Perfect for those individuals who have been using 20% AHA (such as M.D. Forte II products) for awhile, and are looking to find a product that will give their skin rejuvenation a boost. Lifts dead layer of skin and restores youthful appearance. Try it alternately with your Forte II initially to acclimate your skin to it’s high potency. For people with extremely dry, and photodamaged skin who have previously used the 20% glycolic acid compound. Apply once a day after cleansing, preferably at night. This product is quite strong and will likely cause exfoliation upon initial use. May be combined into a skin rejuvenation program that uses it periodically as well.. * Glycolic Compound is a complex, pH-balanced mixture of glycolic acid, ammonium glycolate, purified water, and higher-molecular-weight oligomers of glycolic acid, with an approximate activity level of 60%, and is designated on product labels as the ingredients “glycolic acid” and “ammonium glycolate.”