Is this good for post chemical peel?
1167451
Yes, I believe that is its purpose. It has anti-bacterial properties and is a thick, soothing cream.
1167452
Such a great product, so hydrating, would be perfect for after a chemical peel!
1167453
I bought this because I used Tretinoin cream which is retin A, as a moisturizer, but clenziderm was recommended for me because it won't clog my pores. So I can't really say in your case. My skin would get flakes and peel like a very mild sunburn with Rentin A if I used too much of it.
741616
You should stop for a few days before using this product, then resume again a week to 10 days after the peel has been done. Thank you!
1914650
I felt the difference after the first usage. When I peeled it off, I could feel that my skin and pores were very clean. My skin has been much softer recently as a result. I definitely notice the difference when I go too long between peelings.
443959
I would contact the seller and ask this question. I have olive skin and it has been great for me. I mix it up between this and the glycolic peel from this company.
2278776
Lol I have posted my whole skin care regimen which includes using this product along with others I purchased from Amazon, which totally helped me to clear moderately severe acne that I had been suffering from for over 10 years. Anyway, I guess it was too long to post or Amazon didn't like that, but to answer your question, I start with a clean and dried face before using this product and peel off after. You may rinse off any residue that's left after you peel it off.
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It is a strong peel, I recommend that you do half peel and half water. I use 1 tablespoon of peel and 1 table spoon of water and dilute it, then apply it with my finger tips to my face and I use the left over on my knees and elbows :-). My skin is very sensitive so I leave it on for 3 minutes then neutralize with baking soda. I hope this helps.
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No. If you do some kind of peel, like a glycolic peel, often people have post-peel redness. This product also works well as an every-day product!
2109747
It can peel quite a bit I also have sensitive skin, you can use vitamin E or any body oil after it dries to soothe the peeling, I think you'll be ok.
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It exfoliate your skin of all dirt and bacteria leaving your skin clean and oil free. A very good product for acne prone skin to help remove dead cells. However, you have to moisturize after use. I also use before I do my chemical peel at home.
808859
stop using it see a doctor you must be alergic to it but my product is the lift not a peel not sure it's the same. I have very sensitive skin and it works fine for me
706745
Hello Omar, No chemical peels should every be used on the lips or any other mucous membranes of the body. This is an acid, and could cause injury to those types of areas. It is for use on regular facial and body skin only, not lips, no area with folds or too near the eyes. Thank you!
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Its good for any types of skins but it can be a little drying on the skin. Personally I wouldn't use it if my akin was already dry. I hope I answered your question
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Yes. I usually use it after washing my face, but would take some on camping trips to remove makeup and it works really well. Has a nice exfoliating texture.
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If ur skin is sensitive then no, its a mechanical peel, so basically not much chemicals in it, just powdered strawberry seeds. Its like a dust thst u rub against wet skin.
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Chemical Peels all have the same instructions, you cleanse your face before applying it. you leave it on for 2-3minutes then gently wash it off with cold water. If you have a neutralizer you add it on before washing it off. You DO NOT!!! go outside for 24 hours after applying a peel, also have sun screen/ Sun block on always. Now I don't know what your trying to get done. there are different uses for peel such as Acne, wrinkles, discoloration, dull skin ect. I'd suggest star out with exfoliating with a soap and exfoliating scrub then do a 30-40% Peel.
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I'd recommend using this peel until you get the desired result and then follow up with a cream or serum to help maintain the results. If you don't then your skin will gradually darken again.
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I've had professional peels that included a post peel kit, which included "drop of essence hydration drops," "hyaluronic serum," "growth serum" and SPF 30 broad spectrum sunscreen. It's not worth it. I ended up using a high quality 30 SPF broad spectrum sunscreen (Don't bother going to higher SPF's, that's not worth it either. If in doubt Google it.) and coconut oil as a moisturizer throughout the process (Olive oil is next best and they are considered clean enough for use by my dermatologist.) Coconut oil is an antibacterial/antimicrobial, but you could use Neosporin as well. The skin is pretty raw and open after a peel. Be especially cautious to stay out of the sun, use hats when running to your car, etc. The end result could end up worse than the beginning if you are not careful that way.