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 What is the procedure for applying a chemical peel?
Detailed directions are included with the product, but here is a rundown:
1. Thoroughly cleanse all areas that are to be treated, with a cleanser. Rinse the cleanser from the skin with clean w ...
- Do you include directions for use with your products?
Yes, directions are included with the products and a summary is provided below.
Directions:
1. Thoroughly cleanse all areas that are to be treated with a cleanser. Rinse the cleanser with cl ...
- Can I wash my face with cold water following your treatment?
Yes, cold water is perfect. Also when you wash, make sure to rinse thoroughly in order to remove all traces of the product.
Many companies sell neutralizers with their peels. These are not nece ...
- After applying the product as directed I have yet to see results.
Some people are initially concerned after using our products because our peels are much less irritating than other acids at a comparable pH level. This is because we don't use alcohol in our treat ...
- What 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.
- How do your products compare to similar "buffered" products?
Buffering is the process by which the acid is partially neutralized. When a solution is buffered, less of the acid is available to do work, so the pH of the solution is increased.
If you have ...
- What is the purity level of your products?
Everything used to manufacture our products are certified to standard US pharmaceutical grade and approved by the FDA. All components are domestically produced and inspected to ensure purity and c ...
- How are your Salicylic peels different from other Salicylic products on the market?
This is an excellent question. We will attempt to clarify the difference between our peels and traditional peels.
Although our Glycolic peels are buffered, this is not necessary with the Salic ...
- Is 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 ...
- Do I need a neutralizer for this product?
Many companies sell neutralizers with their peels. These are not necessary, and often are somewhat irritating to the skin. Washing the face completely with water is sufficient to neutralize the pe ...
- Do you have any products which do not contain benzoates?
The Glycolic and Lactic acid contain very small trace amounts of Parahydroxybenzoate (
- Which of your products is best for African-Americans and other darkly complected people?
Both the Lactic/50 and Salicylic/20 peels are safe for African-American or darkly complected skin, although some stronger peels, like phenol are not.
Although the Lactic/50 is the lowest % we c ...
- Will the Salicylic/20 Gell Peel treat acne within a day?
We're afraid there is no such thing as instantaneous zit remover, despite what many ads claim, but there are a couple of things you can do to speed up the healing and diminish its appearance.
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- What is Propylene Glycol and why do you use it in the Salicylic/20 Gel Peel?
Salicylic acid is a white powder. In this pure form it cannot be applied to the face safely, and doing so would cause severe irritation and scarring. Further, while in its solid form, it would not ...
- As a first time user should I be concerned when using the Lactic/50 Gel Peel?
The Lactic/50 may cause mild irritation after the first use, but as your treatments continue, your skin will adjust and you should not notice excessive irritation.
If you are looking for a lowe ...
- 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 ...
- Are your products helpful for individuals suffering from Rosacea?
Whether or not AHA's would be benefitial to a patient who has Rosacea depends on the sensativity of the individual's skin. If you have a sensitive skin, you may find that AHAs are not appropriate ...
- Am I able to use your products in conjunction with another skin product, like ProActiv or Bio-Med?
Yes, our products can be used in conjunction with other treatments, just be aware of the effects that the products are having on your skin. Intense peel regimens can be potentially traumatizing to ...
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