Glycolic 50% + Salicylic 30% Chemical peel, 30mL each (Professional)- FREE SHIPPING
Glycolic 50% + Salicylic 30% Chemical peel, 30mL each (Professional)- FREE SHIPPING
ALPHA HYDROXY ACIDS and BETA HYDROXY ACIDS ensure that almost all skin types will respond to this type of treatment. Research has also shown that Glycolic Acid will penetrate more effectively through an exfoliated surface. Applying Salicylic Acid in conjunction with Glycolic Acid will achieve an extremely effective skin exfoliation and skin peel rejuvenation treatment especially for those with oily skin!!! Best of all these peels require hardly any downtime at all!!!WHAT DOES THE ALPHA/BETA COMBINATION PEEL CONSIST OF? Salicylic Acid and Glycolic Acid can be used in combination to combat a wide range of skin and pigmentation problems including blackheads, white heads, small scars, fine lines, wrinkles, dark spots, warts, lip creases, sun damaged skin, and much more! EACH ORDER INCLUDES: 1 Ounce (30mL) high quality GLYCOLIC ACID 50% solution (30-45 PEELS), 1 Ounce (30mL) high quality SALICYLIC ACID 30% solution, Now available with dropper for easier distribution in sealed blue glass bottle, Easy-to-follow professional chemical peel information booklet with detailed instructions, Booklet includes precautions, preparation, directions, combining peels, after peel therapy and healing process procedure, Guaranteed NEW AND IMPROVED SKIN with long lasting results!!! WHAT IS THE MAIN DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALPHA HYDROXY ACIDS AND BETA HYDROXY ACIDS?
The main difference between alpha hydroxy acids and beta hydroxy acid is their lipid (oil) solubility. Alpha hydroxy acids (glycolic acid) are very water soluble only, whereas the beta hydroxy acid is lipid (oil) soluble. This means that beta hydroxy acid (salicylic acid) can penetrate into the pore which contains sebum and exfoliate the dead skin cells that are built up inside the pore. Because of this difference in physical properties, the beta hydroxy acid is better on oily skin with blackheads and whiteheads. Alpha hydroxy acids are better used on thickened, sun-damaged skin where breakouts are not a problem
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Best Peels for Acne Prone Skin
Up until the last two months I have used a 20% Salicylic acid peel I bought here on Amazon to take care of blackheads and in the long term (hopefully) my old acne scarring. While after using the 20% peel for over a year, on a weekly basis, I can safely say that it was not very effective in reducing scarring. This is probably because I am not sensitive towards that grade of acid.
When I tried this peel combination, for the first time, I had a peel that felt hot and stung a little. I experienced reddening and a little tiny tiny amount of pain after rinsing well. That went away within minutes, and my skin felt tighter and smoother. Over the week my skin peeled a little bit, not much visibly. But oh gosh, there are such incredible results with this. After I used it the first time I was complimented on the texture of my skin, and after the third time using it nearly all of the reddish scarring I had from my acne years ago was fading quite visibly. After two months of using this weekly (I can handle it, I’m not sure if everyone can so use it according to your own needs), I have no scars left and my enlarged pores are much, much smaller. I’m VERY satisfied with this peel, and I’m definitely going to be purchasing it again when I run out.
Note: If you have blackhead problems, this is also a great peel for you! Now, I have so many blackheads on my nose, that until using this product regularly I didn’t know that I had freckles. (And I know it’s not sun damage because my father’s family and my sister have freckles) Seriously, my blackheads were THAT bad. Well, I like my freckles that I can now see, and they look really nice on my now smooth skin 
PS if you have trouble getting blackheads out still, a nice way of clearing them out is using a coarse wash cloth (preferably white) wrapped over your finger and scraping affected areas as if you were scratching an itch RIGHT AFTER YOU RINSE THE PEEL. It’s weird, but for some reason they come right out. (At least on me, if you’re desperate, it’s worth a shot.)
5 Stars Amazing results
I had amazing results using Glycolic 50% + Salicylic 30%. My skin feels softer and brighter and I already see results. The delivery was on schedule. I recomend the seller.
5 Stars Better Than I Hoped
It’s been 2 weeks since I did these peels and I thought I owed the company a good review. I did a lot of research prior to purchasing this, because I was afraid to do a peel on my own, yet I couldn’t afford to have it done professionally, and my skin was so bad I was getting desperate. I am so glad that I did it!
The peel itself was uncomfortable, but not painful. I was red afterwards, which I expected, but the recovery was the miserable part. By the third day I looked so hideous I wanted to hide in the closet! My skin was peeling, flaking and scabbed…it was hideous! I hadn’t taken time off work to do it, because I didn’t have leave that I could spare, so I just did my best to “lay low” until I looked a little more presentable. By the 4th day, I was looking much better, and within a week most of the peeling and scabbing was gone.
But all the discomfort was worth it! After one treatment the dark splotches all over my face are reduced by more than half I would say. My skin is the smoothest I can remember it being since my 20’s. My pores are smaller and my complexion is beautiful. I’ve never had pretty skin, but now I really do. It has a glow and brightness that it never had before. It has also tightened my skin dramatically.
A word of advice - The worst days in the healing process for me were Day 2 and Day 3. If you did the peel on a Thursday night, the worst days would be over the weekend, saving you the embarassment of being in public.
5 Stars great
Easy to use
Follow instructions and web site tips
cheap
great quality
fast S&H
4 Stars It works
I haven’t had a break out since using the peels. My skin is more even, too. I use a cotton pad over the affected areas. Sometimes I spot treat with a brush. It stings sometimes, so don’t leave it on long.
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