Can you use this strength on the chest and back of hands? Would the 25% be too strong for that?
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Always use a weaker strength and wait a month. Everyones skin is different. Don't be in a rush. Watch skin videos on youtube to give you tips. The secret to using these "acids", is to keep your skin moisturized after. If you do this the skin will peel faster. If it is not, then consider a different acid strength. Always test on a small area off to the side under clothing. I happen to like this company and the quality of their product. I would get it again. It only takes a little bit so my bottles of different strengths are lasting. Good Luck.
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I would assume you could on your chest if it works on your face because I believe the skin on your face is thinner. On the back of your hands however it is thinner skin, so I wouldn't move up to higher percentages if 15% works on your face! For me personally 15% wasn't strong enough for my face as a first time user, but I would use it on my hands since the skin is more delicate
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I think it would be safe to use on the back of the hands. I am not sure about the chest but I think the face is more sensitive than the chest so you might be ok doing that. I would think 25% will really burn so you should try 15% first before jumping to a higher concentration.
1211032
From what I remember reading it's ok to use on the upper back . Do not use it on your chest or head. Hope this helps. Also, if you are going to use this frequently, the batteries need changing often.
771913
Yes you absolutely can use for arms. It does not have much resistance but will work.
639334
I would not recommend doing it I would use 25g or higher for best accuracy.
986899
I would personally feel comfortable using it on my upper back and neck area, yes. I'd start on a very gentle setting for the neck muscles, only because they tend to be super tight and tender. There are also helpful pictures and diagrams that come along with it showing sticker placement on different parts of the body. As long as you don't have one of the pads straddling your spine, I'd think you'd be ok. Just go easy at first.
1612502
Sorry, but I don't know the percent strength. I checked the box sorry again.
2093262
I used it in some lotion bars I made..however it was too strong...I recommend using the scented body oils for potions and soaps...
1953446
That's funny, Anna... I wouldn't know, but that's a good way to put it! My hands and wrists are very weak now so I would probably have to do it the same way you are. Ask someone with big strong hands to try it and let us know.
1618642
You definitely can, the grip bar is pretty strong. Not sure what the max is, but you can easily go higher then 100.
877060
It does not work the chest. It is a pulling motion so it works the back and a little bit of the biceps.
1152953
Probably, if you are right handed. You should be able to handle the 25# draw if you have upper body strength.
1240430
To a certain degree, yes. (Although some may say that it's not organic, so no.) Do not use more than 25 percent in the product you are making.
1903973
I would definitely try it. I had a little acne on the back of my arms and it cleared that up, so I'm sure it would work for the chest too.
671186
No, I don't think it'd work for that because the minimum amt of resistance would be too great. It'd be too stiff for me to do finger curls.
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I'm sure you CAN, but that isn't what they are designed for. I would recommend getting actual weightlifting gloves with the proper grip for the bar. These are better suited for shadowboxing and kickboxing type workouts.
2278609
If you dilute it well. I don't know the exact ratio but you probably can find that on Google. Full strength will burn you badly.
1804368
Your hands and chest will need 10% for any results. It stings at 1st but that will subside quickly