Review on 🧪 Lactic Acid 50% Gel Peel for Face Breakout Scars, Chemical Exfoliant - Strength Level 2, 1.0 fl oz. e, 30 mL – Perfect Image by Weng Ercoli

I've done chemical peels in spas, the result doesn't compare to this product. After that, my skin becomes soft. I recommend using it once but no more than twice a week as you want new skin cells to be generated. It's very easy to use, but paying attention to how you prep the skin and how long you leave it on is very important. I don't normally have sensitive skin, but there have been instances where I've left a scrub on my skin for too long or have exfoliated it too much before applying it, resulting in red patches on my face and finally a few days later due to tiny scabs on the skin skin caused. from skin burns. It wears off a few days after that, but if you do it right, you won't get results like this. Of the few times I've used this it's only happened a couple of times and it was simply due to too much or too much scrubbing prior to application. I personally prefer this on a Friday night so I don't have to put on makeup the next day to give my skin some rest. worked for me: 1. Before applying, lightly rub your face with a washcloth to remove dead skin cells. DO NOT use apricot scrubs or regular scrubs as they will leave tiny "cuts" in the skin that will cause the peel to burn those parts. Wipe your face with alcohol to clean oils and germs.3. Apply petroleum jelly around the eyes, in the creases of the nose, and around the lips to keep the scrub from getting into these areas. These are sensitive areas that can later cause skin burns/peeling.4. Drop a full dropper of scrub into a glass bowl/bowl and use a fan brush (recommended) to apply scrub all over skin, starting at the forehead and working your way down. Carefully avoid contact with eyes, nose and lip lines, and exposed skin such as pimples or cuts. Leave on for about 2-3 minutes. It will burn/sting for about the first minute, then nothing, but that doesn't mean it still doesn't work. If you leave it on for too long, the face may look tanned. Rinse with cold water and apply a light, non-greasy lotion if necessary.