Size:50ml Glycolic acid is perhaps the best-known of a group of chemicals called fruit acids or alpha-hydroxy acids (AHA). It is derived from sugar cane, so it can be considered a natural product. Citric acid from oranges and other citrus fruits also fall under the same classification as glycolic acid. Industrial uses for this product include rust removal and degreasing, so pure glycolic acid ¡X generally sold in concentrations of 70% or more ¡X is extremely dangerous to exposed skin. In fact, the government considers any product with a concentration of over 10% to be a hazardous material. Most consumers know glycolic acid not from its industrial uses, but from its cosmetic ones. It is generally used as a natural skin exfoliant and moisturizer, although there is much debate over its safety and effectiveness. Some proponents suggest that products with a glycolic acid concentrations of less than 10% are practically useless. The problem is that many large-scale cosmetic producers will not increase the acid levels for fear of liability and class action lawsuits. Some smaller cosmetics companies with high-end clients do offer products with at least a 10% acid concentration. Instruction Step 1: Clean face and neck thoroughly. Step 2: Prepare skin with an alcohol/water solution (50/50 mixture). Step 3: Apply peel to face and neck area. Gently glide cotton ball unto skin, applying more pressure on areas that need added exfoliation. Step 4: Allow acid to sit on skin for 2-3 minutes. Step 5: Rinse thoroughly with warm water. If needed, use neutralizing solution to neutralize acid. This step is only necessary if you feel that the acid is too strong for your skin. Otherwise, rinsing thoroughly with warm water should suffice. Step 6: Apply a good skin hydrating, healing moisturizer unto treated area. We recommend our HA serum for faster healing time and best results. Step 7: Avoid SUNBURN Step 8: Repeat peel once a week.
M**T
Followed directions 5 times, burned each time.
I have been using glycolic peels for many years. They are NOT the full face peels. If you are looking for those, this product is NOT intended for that.As far as a glycolic peel, this one produces an incredibly uneven result. Although once my skin healed, it looked better, I believe I got lucky.A good glycolic peel should not have any "patches" of burn. It is an even, all over outer (dermis) exfoliation (not really a peel at all).This product made my skin burn in spots that were random and inconsistent. I would not recommend it for that reason.
S**A
Great product
Does the work and great price!
C**A
Good
Very effective
A**D
alternative to Retinol A
Well it works, I use gauze wraps gently wipe over face, once a week wash off after 10 to 15minutes with warm water, in my case I use bulldog sensitive face wash with warm water, and then good to go next week if my skin is too sensitive it will burn like hell. My first application I didn't feel any burns but used it again next day and felt it like hell. Skin went all red but this is good in the sense when it heals it peels the skin and regenerates.All good here I look 10-20 years younger, wish the product was cheaper but seems it will last if you use a little once a week so I shouldn't complain much.Don't forget to moisturise the skin after application and cleansing.Wash face making sure no oil is on your face, then apply using cotton, gauze wraps or face brush drip free leave on 3=5 minutes in my case 10-15 cause my skin is strong. Then wash off with warm water or a face wash and warm water in my case then apply moisturising cream on I use bulldog Anti ageing face moisturiser.Can't say anything bad about it really its similar to Retinol A gets rid of acne and wrinkles and causes the skin to renew after it peels or goes red if it burns. I used to use pure Retinol A then I couldn't afford its stupid £50-100 price so I switched to this.Stay out of the Sun! use sun block if your going out in the sun.
A**R
Great peel...
Great product... will definitely order again.
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