Lumiderm

Aha 30% Peeling Agent

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  Nov 28, 2023 (UTC)
  Combination Skin

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  Pros

  If you're not familiar with acid peeling products, you might find this a bit daunting at first. As someone who regularly uses a weekly BHA 2% + AHA 30% treatment, I found this product quite manageable. When used correctly, these active ingredients can work wonders for your skin - it's hard to find anything else that matches their effectiveness. It's especially great for moisturizing and exfoliating during the dry winter months. While I'm not sure about the exact acid concentrations, it felt milder than my usual products. I think even those with dry skin could use this for gentle exfoliation without worrying about dryness. This is a peeling product that you apply to a dry face first, then wash off after about 10 minutes. The texture is similar to a watery serum that absorbs instantly when patted in. It's easy to apply just where you want it on your face. After washing it off, you can feel the dead skin cells and sebum being cleared away. As a side note, I'd say this is a must-have for oily skin types like mine, and I'd even recommend it for dry skin too. Regular exfoliation is key to preventing uneven skin tone, rough texture, and those pesky little bumps that can pop up all over when dead skin cells accumulate.

  Cons

  However, I wouldn't recommend this for those with sensitive skin. Before using, it's crucial to research and understand a few precautions. For example, you need to be extra diligent with moisturizing and sun protection. Also, a slight tingling sensation when first applied is normal. Make sure to strictly follow the recommended application time.

  Tip

  For best results, try using a clay or sheet mask after showering post-treatment - it's a winning combination!