YOUTHDESK Face Turner 28 Milky Peel

The exfoliation is truly effective...It causes a lot of irritation to the skin, but the removal is just as effective. It's not for nothing that it's a peeling acid.

I've also used the Medicube Peeling Acid, and that was a stinging sensation of the corns melting away, but this product gives a feeling of the skin just peeling off...? It seems like it should only be used by those with very resilient skin barriers. Even though I'm not sensitive, I feel like it's quite irritating. It's not a low-irritation product.

Use only a very small amount.

I don't have much aversion to strong, potent products since I frequently visit a dermatologist. I tried this product as it has a high acid content and a short usage time, and I've noted the advantages I've experienced: 1. Skin texture becomes smoother after rinsing 2. While it doesn't extract blackheads and sebum, it smoothens out uneven skin texture 3. No granules, so you can just apply and rinse without any scrubbing 4. Using it once a week on the face, and twice a week on the nose and T-zone area was fine 5. Leaves the skin smooth and radiant 6. Makeup applies well the next day

Since it has a high acid content, it stings on areas with blemishes or wounds. However, there was no irritation on oily areas like the nose, cheeks, and chin. While sensitive areas did sting a bit, it was tolerable, much less painful than treatments. So I tried applying it thinly with a brush only on the areas that needed it. 1. Has a slightly sour scent, likely due to the high acid content 2. Stings on blemished areas 3. Feels like the sebum is dissolving, not being extracted 4. Continuous use may make maintenance possible without clogging, but those in a hurry might prefer a peel-off mask 5. Seems like a specialized care product, not a regular scrub, so it's likely to be used by more dedicated skincare enthusiasts

The serum-like thin texture allows for easy, even application. Using a silicone brush to apply and then rinsing is convenient and effective. Using it 2-3 times a week on the nose and T-zone area after cleansing was fine, and it helps dissolve flaky skin around the nose without any scratching or scraping. It's also good for melting away stubborn white flakes before makeup application.