http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb en-us http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb ActiveKB NX support@skinlaboratory.com Fri, 18 May 2012 05:34:22 CDT 20 http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/206/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/206/ You may experience a breakout after a chemical peel as the skin is purging toxins. Not everyone experiences a breakout after a peel; it depends on how much congestion you have under your pores. ... Matt Shirley Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:32:13 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/1/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/1/ Detailed directions are included with your purchase of the peel, but here is a rundown of how a chemical peel is applied: Directions Thoroughly cleanse all areas that are to be treated wit ... William Scarmardo Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:22:01 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/100/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/100/ Everyone's skin is a little different. Start off once every other day, most people tolerate the Salicylic acid well and can apply to trouble spots as part of their evening routine. Exfoliation ... William Scarmardo Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:31:44 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/59/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/59/ Both the Glycolic/35 and the Lactic/50 are beneficial in fading pigmentation and evening tone and texture. I would recommend the Lactic/50 peel to start with. Treating pigmentation is a gradual ... William Scarmardo Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:07:02 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/98/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/98/ Yes, the peel is safe for all skin types, but you should do a small test application first. Apply for 30 seconds and rinse off. Wait one day, and if no excessive irritation exists, you’re ... William Scarmardo Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:55:00 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/15/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/15/ Everyone's skin is different. For some, results can be seen after the first application, for others, it takes several applications. Skin types are different, and so are the types of results each ... William Scarmardo Wed, 02 Sep 2009 23:39:15 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/169/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/169/ The Lactic and Glycolic peels are very similar in their actions, but the molecules are slightly different. I have found that a good rule of thumb is the pure Lactic is best for treating age/sun ... Matt Shirley Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:26:28 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/97/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/97/ Getting rid of scars is a difficult problem. By their nature scars are formed below the outer most layer of skin, which makes them deeper than problems such as acne. You have to be careful that ... William Scarmardo Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:43:27 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/31/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/31/ Comparing the Salicylic and Glycolic acids can be difficult, as the results each acid has on skin varies from individual to individual. However, in general Salicylic acid is a more effective exf ... William Scarmardo Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:25:10 GMT http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/141/ http://www.skinlaboratory.com/kb/questions/141/ Chemical Peels A chemical peel can smooth the skin, reduce oil, and lower the number of cystic acne nodules. A glycolic acid, or alpha-hydroxy peel, is perhaps the most sought after chemical p ... Josh Burback Tue, 28 Jul 2009 22:15:12 GMT