Peter Thomas Roth product reviews, blogs and discussion

“Peter's interest in skin care derived from his own quest to find effective products to treat his acne, sun spots, and fine lines. The Peter Thomas Roth Clinical Skin Care Company blossomed from Peter's mission to create a broad-scale collection of therapeutic skin treatments that use the most effective and potent ingredients with the most advanced technology to produce enough variety and choice in formulations to satisfy anyone’s individual skin care needs.”

The Peter Thomas Roth line (with the B&W logo that seems to stretch into a blur at times) consists of a number of acne-fighting formulas—indeed, many of the formulas contain salicylic acid or glycolic acid. But Peter Thomas Roth’s portfolio has grown to include a number of anti-aging treatments (and fragrance and suncare) as well. New to the market, Peter Thomas Roth Hands That Lie claims to keep oft-overlooked hands from looking over their age by delivering glycoprotein 5%, lanablue+ and SPF 15 protection along with intense olive oil moisturization; special ingredients like mulberry and licorice help even out skin tone. Also recently debuting, Peter Thomas Roth Un-Wrinkle Peel Pads promise a gentle, yet effective daily peel to leave skin with fewer visible lines.

Skin care runs in Peter Thomas Roth’s family: Peter’s father’s family owned and operated two spas in Hungary.

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