I have tried 30% glycolic acid peel at home first I have done a patch test on a small area on my skin the test was fine I felt very mild tingling sensation and then all the things are normal now no redness I want to know when my skin is going to peel
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You need to not use peels if you don't know what you are doing! Every peel has specific steps to neutralize the peel and it has to be followed to a "T" to avoid causing harm. Not all glycolics are the same. Additionally, a 15% peel can be stronger than a 70% peel depending on it's pH. Do not use...
Dermatologists, Plastic Surgeons and medical Aestheticians are trained to administer peels and home care to give the best possible results for a variety of skin issues. I would advise that you seek a consultation and begin a professionally recommended regimen for the best results
Interesting. I like the idea of using a mild glycolic acid preparation for exfoliation and skin lightening. “Whitening body cream” often refers to a botanical lightener like arbutin or sometimes a chemical lightener called hydroquinone. Both work gently to lighten hyperpigmentation from a var...