Lactic acid is good peel, because it’s considered lightweight and gentle. It smooths skin, provides a glow, helps with minor wrinkles, and is better than glycolic acid in treating hyperpigmentation and general skin discolorations. In addition, it’s more hydrating.
Each bottle contains approx. 45-90 full facial peelings
Ideal for age spots, freckles, sun spots, skin lightening, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles and fine lines.
Extract of green tea and cucumber provide a rich source of antioxidants and vitamins that help in the natural prevention and healing of your skin.
Our Lactic Acid can be used by Professionals, but is gentle enough to use by anyone following our careful instructions . Below, read about our different concentrations and start with what is most suitable for you:
20%- The best solution for first time users for a light peel which will begin the process of rejuvenating skin and make it primed for higher % solutions in future use.
40%- A strong professional strength peel for users who have used Lactic Acid before or has a chemical peel in the past 3 months.
60%-
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A deeper peel only for those who have had peels before, rejuvenate, moisturize, and correct skin problems faster with this solution. For those who have had experience with AHA peels before and want an alternative solution without as much downtime.
80% - The deepest peel, medical professional strength only for previous users of Lactic Acid or other AHA peels of 50% or more concentration. *Recommended for professional use. (Can be used on the chest, hands, feet, back and body.) Please note: 90% Lactic acid peel is a strong peel and should only be used by experienced users. Misuse can result in hyper-pigmentation. Please follow all instructions in the pamphlet included with the peel.
With whatever peel you start with, patch test first! For a patch test:
Apply a small amount of product on your skin in a discreet area, like the inside of your wrist or your inner arm.
Wait 48 hours to see if there’s a reaction.
Check the area at 96 hours after application to see if you have a delayed reaction.
Incorporate it slowly into your routine. Your patience will be rewarded, and safety is of utmost importance. More isn’t necessarily better here!
The first week you’d leave it on for only 30 seconds. The next week, one minute. The week after that, 1 minute and 30 seconds — so on and so forth, until you’ve worked your way up to five minutes.
If you’ve reached the five-minute mark and feel like your chemical peel still isn’t doing enough, this would be the time to move up in percentage.
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