Lactic Acid 50% Gel Peel, 30ml

March 31st, 2010 |

Author: kk

Diminishes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by stimulating collagen production
Visibly reduces pore size
Evens skin tone, minimizing areas of discoloration
Effectively treats stubborn skin conditions, such as acne and environmental/sun damage
Professional Strength Product — Detailed directions included

Product Description
Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) derived from sour milk. Lactic acid helps to eliminate germs, toxins and dead cells from the skins surface, and also helps to maintain the skin’s pH level. Lactic acid occurs naturally in the skin and is a primary component of the skin’s natural moisturizing mechanism, making it ideal for individuals wishing to avoid over-drying and skin dehydration. The use of Lactic acid will help to increase skin cell turnover on the surface of the skin, producing smoother-looking and more vibrant skin. In the deeper layers, beneath the skin’s surface, new collagen and elastin will be stimulated and the skin will actually become thicker, tighter and more firm. Lactic acid’s unique ability to draw moisture toward the surface of the skin makes it ideal for individuals whose skin dries out easily. This treatment also effectively combats acne by killing germs and removing toxins on the surface of the skin and by breaking down the dry, dead, glued-together surface sebum that makes skin look dull and clogs pores. This leaves the skin with a wonderfully smooth and clear complexion. With continued use as directed the skin will look more youthful and vibrant. Amazon limits the amount of information we can display.

Lactic Acid 50% Gel Peel, 30ml

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5 Responses to “Lactic Acid 50% Gel Peel, 30ml”

wwax:

April 1, 2010 at 1:29 am

I was nervous about doing a chemical peel on my face without a specialist around so I bought one of the gentler formulas to use on my face. I was hoping just to exfoliate some of the dullness from my skin with this, but was surprised at just how much of a difference it made to my facial skin.

My boyfriend who never noticed when I had 6″ of hair cut off and my hair dyed from dark brown to red noticed actually asked me what I was doing to my skin the day after I first used this. He said I looked less tired and happier. So I was more than happy with the results.

It not only made the skin look softer any other products I put on for a couple of days after using this seem to be absorbed better so it makes my moisturisers etc seem to work better too. My skin does go a little pink for a few hours after use so I would recommend it as best to use before bed time and to make sure you follow the directions carefully as I could see how it could burn your skin if left on too long. Also make sure you wear lots of sunscreen on your face for the weeks you are using this as I’ve heard horror stories of home peels sensitizing faces to sun damage and people ending up with brown blotchy faces. OK so you should wear sunscreen on your face all the time but be extra careful while using this.

Rating: 5 / 5
E. VILLARINO:

April 1, 2010 at 2:44 am

I used this peel on my leg and had the first peel May 27. Although the company said this would be good for hyperpigmentation, I didn’t know just how good … until now. I’ve had some brown spots from a laser procedure and I’ve used so many depigmenting creams/gels but they didn’t work. Apparently this one is since they are slowly fading now. I’ll do my second peel soon and I’m hoping for more improvement.

ETA: I did my second peel today and there’s more improvement: The spots are fading more. I can’t wait for my sixth peel, which will happen sometime later this month. Since I’m used to AHAs, my skin can tolerate peels every five days. And this peel is nonirritating.
Rating: 5 / 5
A. Wilson:

April 1, 2010 at 4:01 am

i am an african american/native american woman with melasma and dark spots from different skin issues. i am a fair skinned woman so everything show on me. I tried the fade creams and finally coughed up money for tri-luma. on it’s own, it’s ok, but with this lactic acid peel it is FANTASTIC. i don’t have sensitive skin, so i use my peel 3 times a week, followed by the tri luma cream. i moisturize and stay out of the sun as much as i can. i have been using it for 3 weeks and my results are great. i would recommend this for people looking for a solution to their hyperpigmentation issues. my skin is very soft now and every week i notice a difference. i will use it for another 3 weeks and take a break. the peel smells kinda funny (it is sour milk smelling) but it is less harsh than the glycolic which i have used as well. i recommend it. for the price, you can’t beat it.
Rating: 5 / 5
D. Roosth:

April 1, 2010 at 5:34 am

I’m 51 and have been using this product once a week for 4 weeks. I’ve really noticed a difference in my skin. It has softened the fines lines and lightened the sunspots on my face considerably and I’m sure with continued use it will only get better. I’ve gotten professional peels before and I think this peel is just as good,(although not as strong). It really improved the dull red appearance and my make-up goes on so much better.I’m getting compliments on my skin again! Oh one more thing,as someone pointed out,you HAVE to be really good about using sunscreen whenever you use a peel,otherwise you’ll damage your new skin.
Rating: 5 / 5
Emily G. Burke Campbell:

April 1, 2010 at 7:03 am

I tried this product to help clear up some mild/moderate acne on my chin, forehead and sides of my face. I used the peel every five days for a month and my skin looks and feels amazing! I tolerated the 50% well as I am somewhat used to glycolic, but honestly this peel if pretty mild. Just be careful if you have picked anything before peeling, you will burn that spot and leave it red! Best to use it after mild extractions.
Rating: 5 / 5

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