LACTIC PEEL 80% – High-Strength AHA Hydrating Exfoliating Chemical Peel (30 ml)

Lactic Peel 80% – High-Strength AHA Hydrating & Exfoliating Chemical Peel (30 ml)

A high-strength, professional-grade chemical peel formulated with 80% Lactic Acid (AHA) to deliver deep exfoliation while supporting hydration.

This advanced formulation helps improve dull, uneven skin, surface congestion, and loss of radiance by boosting cellular turnover with controlled, effective exfoliation.

Indications

• Dull, lacklustre or uneven skin tone
• Surface texture irregularities and rough patches
• Superficial pigmentation and discolouration
• Fine lines and early signs of ageing
• Post-inflammatory marks and mild acne scarring
• Congested skin and build-up of dead skin cells

Benefits

• Provides intensive AHA exfoliation to remove dead surface skin
• Helps reduce dullness and improve overall brightness and clarity
• Enhances texture refinement and surface smoothness
• Supports cell turnover for a more radiant complexion
• Helps diminish superficial pigmentation and uneven tone
• Delivers soft, hydrated, more youthful-looking skin

How to Apply / Procedure

For professional use only. Patch test mandatory.

1. Cleanse the skin thoroughly with an oil-free cleanser and pat dry.
2. Perform a patch test on inner arm or below the neck and assess for irritation.
3. Apply a thin, even layer of the peel using a brush, cotton-tipped applicator, or gloved fingers.
4. Begin application from the forehead and move downward to the neck, avoiding prolonged contact in one area.
5. Contact time should be professionally determined due to high strength.
6. Leave on for 2–5 minutes depending on sensitivity and professional judgement.
7. Apply a neutralizer if required, then rinse thoroughly with water.
8. Apply a soothing moisturizer and broad-spectrum sunscreen.
9. Continue moisturization and SPF twice daily for at least 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 epidermal barrier
• Acute inflammatory dermatoses (eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, dermatitis)
• Known hypersensitivity to lactic acid or peel components
• Recent dermatological procedures (laser, microneedling, waxing, surgery)
• Photosensitized or sunburned skin
• Pregnancy and lactation unless under medical supervision
• Recent or current use of oral isotretinoin/systemic retinoids (within last 6 months)
• History of keloid formation or impaired wound healing
• Untrained or home use

Patch Test

Apply a small amount of the peel below the neck or on an inconspicuous area (inner arm). Observe for signs of 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 flaking skin
• Use gentle cleansers and avoid scrubs or harsh soaps for 7–10 days
• Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily on all exposed areas

Note

Visible peeling is not required for effectiveness. Thicker or resistant skin may require adjusted application times or professionally guided multi-session protocols.