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The listings show a wide range of AHA strengths and multi-acid blends. Examples from face products include a 30% AHA + 2% BHA peeling solution, a 25% multi-acid face exfoliator, a 5% AHA nightly blend, and a 4% AHA cleanser. Concentrations and blend types vary by product format (peel, leave-on, cleanser).

AHAs are often combined with hydrating and soothing actives and complementary exfoliants. Common pairings include humectants (hyaluronic acid), barrier-supporting ingredients (ceramides, niacinamide), BHAs/salicylic acid, botanical brighteners (licorice root extract), enzymes, and occasional physical exfoliants such as pumice.

Several listings explicitly note sensitivity-friendly features, using phrases like "fragrance-free," "dermatologist-validated," or "suitable for sensitive skin." These descriptions suggest gentler formulations or targeted marketing to sensitive-skin users, though specific tolerability may still vary by product.

Recommended frequency varies by format: cleansers are often marketed for morning and night use, leave-on serums typically for nightly use, chemical peels are suggested for limited weekly use (examples include up to 4 times per week), and body scrubs are commonly recommended 1–3 times per week. Some listings only state AM/PM or daily use without a precise limit.

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