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  1. questionIs the Glycolic/Lactic Combination peel diluted? What is it used for?
    The mixture is not diluted, as it is 35% Lactic + 25% Glycolic, meaning it is actually 60% total acid. Lactic is typically best for pigmentation and evening tone, while the Glycolic is best for fi ...

  2. question How do the Glycolic and Salicylic acid peels compare?
    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 more effective than ...

  3. questionHow does the Glycolic/50 Gel Peel work to reduce the appearance of wrinkles?
    Glycolic acid works in two ways to help wrinkles. The first way is by removing the thickened outer layers of dead skin cells to reveal newer skin underneath. This process occurs very fast and you ...

  4. questionI've tried many things before, which of your products would you suggest for me?
    Please tell us a little about your experience with using chemical peels. Have you used chemical peels previously? What is right for you depends on your personal skin type as well as what you're ...

  5. questionWhat is the pH level of the Glycolic/35 Gel Peel?
    The pH of the Glycolic/35 Gel Peel is 1.7. Please contact us for further assistance.

  6. questionWhat is the difference between your Glycolic, Lactic, and Salicylic Peels?
    Yes, this is often somewhat confusing. Let us explain. Both Glycolic and Lactic are exfoliating peels that will help even tone, texture, and pigmentation. The difference between the two is that ...

  7. questionWhich of your peels would you recommend for oily skin?
    If you have oily skin or active acne, alternating between the Lactic and Salicylic peels provides very good results, and is not as harsh as the Salicylic or Glycolic alone. If alternating, appl ...

  8. questionCan any of your peels reduce the appearance of scars?
    Yes. For superficial scars the Glycolic/35 and Lactic/50 are both good. The Glycolic stimulates collagen growth slightly better, while the Lactic has the edge at treating Hyperpigmentation. Most ...

  9. question What is the advantage of using a combination peel like the Glycolac/60 peel?
    This is a great question. By combining the Glycolic and Lactic acids in a single peel you get the superior moisturizing properties of the Glycolic acid without the excessive dryness. Lactic acid i ...

  10. questionIs the Glycolac/60 Combination Peel stronger than the Glycolic/35 Peel?
    Yes, the Glycolac/60 is stronger than the Glycolic/35. Please contact us for further assistance.

  11. questionIs there something I can do to prepare my skin for your more intensive peels?
    The Lactic acid is water soluble, so it would be possible to dilute the product. You might start with the Lactic/50 or the Salicylic/20 peel for 2 weeks prior to using the Lactic/70 peel. Glyc ...

  12. questionIs the Glycolic/Lactic Combination Peel safe for all skin types?
    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 fr ...

  13. questionWhich peel would you recommend for improving skin texture and tone?
    Both the Glycolic/35 and the Lactic/50 are beneficial in fading pigmentation and evening tone and texture. Many people prefer the Lactic acid because it is gentler on the skin than the Glycolic ...

  14. questionHow is the Glycolac/60 Combination Peel different from the Lactic/50 and Glycolic/35 Peels alone?
    The best peel for your application depends on what you treating. The Lactic/50 is best for skin pigmentation and acne treatment when used in combination with the Salicylic acid. The Glycoli ...

  15. questionWhich of your peels do you suggest be used to treat adult acne?
    Although the Salicylic/20 is great for treating acne in adolescents and adults alike, it does not improve tone and texture as well as the Glycolic and Lactic peels, so for more mature skin the Gly ...

  16. questionDo you have any products which do not contain benzoates?
    The Glycolic and Lactic acid contain very small trace amounts of Parahydroxybenzoate (

  17. questionCan your peels remove or adversely affect tattoos?
    Our Lactic 70% peel and Glycolic 50% peels will cause the tattoo to slowly fade, but if you are looking for complete removal of a tattoo I would recommend a doctor administered TCA peel. These pee ...

  18. questionWhich Acid Peel is best for freckles and/or other pigmentation?
    The Lactic/50 is best for treatment of pigmentation and freckles. Also be aware that treating pigmentation is a gradual process but you should start to notice improvements within the first 2-3 ...

  19. questionThe Lactic Acid is recommened for dry skin. Can it be used on oily skin as well?
    Yes it can be used on oily skin. Lactic works well for dry skin, but does not cause a problem with oily skin. However, for oily/acne prone skin, alternating between the lactic and salicylic pe ...

  20. questionCan I alternate applications of Glycolic and Lactic Acid Peels?
    Yes, you can alternate the applications. At first you may be able to apply a little more often, but as the extra layers of skin are exfoliated you will not want to apply more than every 4-7 days a ...

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