Revealing radiance facial peel

OK, so not quite that drastic, but you can definitely feel the renewing effects of this rinse-off mask. Obviously they should be used with some degree of caution see below! Or rocks. More acid exfoliant reviews….

Depending on age, there are peeling products to suit and they are the easiest addition to any regime to smooth fines lines and wrinkles, and they give instant radiance if your skin looks dull after the festive season. At this age, you have younger-looking skin, light exfoliation will keep it that way for longer. It has a blend of fruit and lactic acids to buff away dead skin cells, along with hydrating Aloe Vera, honey, and vitamins. Use a few times weekly in place of your regular cleanser. In the style of a K-beauty regime you might use one mask after another or multi-mask on different parts of the face, the masks are very versatile. Apply to cleansed skin, allow the glycolic acid to nibble away that dull skin, rinse, and add moisturiser. What better time of year than January to get serious about radiance and skin texture?

What's more, the pH of 4 allows the glycolic acid to exfoliate. What starts out promising quickly takes a wrong turn thanks to all of the fragrance this AHA exfoliant for all skin types contains, in the forms of methyldihydrojasmonate, ethylene brassylate, and ethyl linalool. The scent is strong and it lingers on skin, increasing the risk of irritation.

Cleopatra is said to have slathered her skin with spoiled milk full of lactic acid to get glowing. While not a new concept, using acids to shed superficial layers and reveal a more radiant surface can be tricky: Some formulas gently dissolve dead cells; others tackle dark spots and fine lines but require considerable downtime. However, doctors say DIY peels offer real-life results, albeit more slowly than in-office versions.