GLYCOLIC LACTIC PEEL – Dual AHA Exfoliating Brightening Chemical Peel (30 ml)

Glycolic Lactic Peel – Dual AHA Exfoliating & Brightening Chemical Peel (30 ml)

A professional-grade chemical peel combining Glycolic Acid and Lactic Acid (AHAs) to provide deep yet gentle exfoliation, improve skin texture, and boost radiance.

This advanced dual-acid formulation helps enhance cell turnover, reduce dullness, and promote a clearer, more even complexion.

Indications

• Dull, rough, and uneven skin tone
• Surface texture irregularities and dryness
• Hyperpigmentation and post-inflammatory marks
• Fine lines and early signs of aging
• Acne scarring and clogged pores
• Thickened skin and loss of natural radiance

Benefits

• Provides dual AHA exfoliation to gently remove dead skin cells
• Enhances skin smoothness, clarity, and brightness
• Helps fade superficial pigmentation and uneven tone
• Improves texture and promotes renewed radiance
• Supports clearer skin with reduced congestion
• Boosts overall skin renewal and youthful appearance

How to Apply / Procedure

For professional use only. Patch test is mandatory.

1. Cleanse the skin thoroughly with an oil-free cleanser and pat dry.
2. Apply a small amount of peel below the neck or in the armpit for patch testing and assess for irritation.
3. Using a brush, cotton-tipped applicator, or gloved fingers, apply peel evenly across the treatment area.
4. Begin application from the forehead and move downward to the neck (avoid prolonged contact).
5. Do not exceed 20 seconds of application contact time.
6. Allow peel to act for 3–7 minutes depending on skin sensitivity.
7. Apply neutralizer (if required), wait 1 minute, then rinse thoroughly with water.
8. Follow with a soothing moisturizer and broad-spectrum sunscreen.
9. Continue sunscreen and moisturization twice daily for 7 days post-treatment.

Contraindications

This peel is contraindicated in the following conditions:

• Active cutaneous infections (bacterial, viral, or fungal)
• Open wounds, abrasions, or compromised skin barrier
• Acute inflammatory dermatoses (eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, dermatitis)
• Known hypersensitivity to glycolic acid, lactic acid, or any peel component
• Recent dermatological procedures (laser therapy, waxing, microneedling, surgery)
• Photosensitized or sunburned skin
• Pregnancy and lactation unless under strict medical supervision
• Current or recent oral isotretinoin or systemic retinoids (within past 6 months)
• History of keloid formation or impaired wound healing
• Untrained or home use

Patch Test

Apply a small amount of Glycolic Lactic Peel on an inconspicuous area (such as inner arm or below the neck). Observe for any irritation, redness, or allergy before proceeding with full application.

Post-Peel Care

• Strict sun protection and consistent moisturization are essential after treatment
• Mild flaking, dryness, or temporary darkening may occur as exfoliation proceeds
• Do not peel or manually remove skin flakes
• Use gentle cleansers and avoid scrubs or harsh soaps for 7–10 days
• Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily on all exposed areas

Note

Lack of visible peeling does not indicate lack of efficacy. Resistant or thicker skin may require adjusted application time or stronger professional peels in future sessions.