That doesn't really surprise me 70% is quite a powerful peel you off to understand that the acid is quite powerful
Some people just have adverse reactions I would suggest an alpha blend peel which is alpha hydroxy
Glycolic peels normally do not take that long that actual eating the way of your skin by the acid is quite a quick process
Also it takes quite a powerful peel to get rid of a problem like that
Again sponson dermatologists are not working with the same products I glycolic peel done by a dermatologist is going to be much much stronger than anything used in a spa
I'm sorry that you had a bad experience with the glycolic acid got on the sensitive skin under your eye but the blame rests with that of the esthetician not the entire spa business also if you want something from a spa get a microdermabrasion because it is much more bang for your buck
The peels that doctors will give you are going to be it not only a lower pH but also much more deeply exfoliating
Cosmetologists will use less invasive products which eventually can give you the same results.
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