Chemical Peel
When you are in your 20s, your skin cells regenerate about once a month and the old, dead cells are scrubbed away when you wash your face. As we age, new skin cells don’t regenerate as quickly and the old ones accumulate, causing skin to look dull. A chemical peel breaks down the dead cells, encourages new cell growth and stimulates collagen production. Facial scrubs, with abrasives, can help slough off the old skin but they don’t encourage collagen production the way a chemical peel does.
Lactic and Glycolic Acids are Alpha Hydroxy Acids. In addition to helping to regenerate new skin cells, they also help make fine lines and wrinkles less obvious, reduce redness and inflammation, help prevent acne breakouts and minimize the appearance of large pores and blackheads.
If you've never done a home chemical peel before, I recommend starting with 15% lactic/07% glycolic. I can make the mixture any strength.
Lactic and Glycolic Acids are Alpha Hydroxy Acids. In addition to helping to regenerate new skin cells, they also help make fine lines and wrinkles less obvious, reduce redness and inflammation, help prevent acne breakouts and minimize the appearance of large pores and blackheads.
If you've never done a home chemical peel before, I recommend starting with 15% lactic/07% glycolic. I can make the mixture any strength.
Henny's Peels:
Lactic/Glycolic Acid Peel Kit (Includes the peel and an 8 oz. bottle of alcohol-free toner) :
1 oz. peel $30
.5 oz. peel $23
1 oz. peel $30
.5 oz. peel $23
Lactic/Glycolic Acid Peel (Just the peel, no toner):
1 oz. peel $15
.5 oz. peel $7.50
1 oz. peel $15
.5 oz. peel $7.50
Ingredients: Distilled Water, Lactic and Glycolic Acids, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol. Diazolidinyl Urea, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate.