There are several types of facial chemical peel, you can get from a beautician. In this article you will learn the five most popular scrubs and their benefits.
The most popular would be the glycolic acid. Glycolic acid is an alpha-hydroxy acids derived from sugar cane. This shell is often used by beauticians as a percentage of 10-30 percent, to dissolve the desmosomes between the cells to the skin peeling.
When used in small percentage, this dish is great for an immediatehealthy glow and look refreshed. At a time of peeling, glycolic acid can be reduced to improve the uniform color of the skin and tissue, the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and minimize the appearance of acne scars and blemishes.
Salicylic acid peel layer is always a popular peeling agent for oily skin and acne. The bowls now work to resolve oil and improve the acne. When used over time, helps even out skin texture and minimize the appearance of acne scars and blemishes. Igenerally recommend this peel for someone who is suffering from acne problems.
Lactic Acid is one of the most gentle peeling agent. This is a non-irritating skin exfoliator. It breaks down bonds between cells to allow for easier exfoliation of the dead skin cells. This peel helps give a smoother and healthier appearance to the skin. When used over time, lactic acid can also help decrease lines and wrinkles, improve oily, dry and acne prone skin. Great for someone with a sensitive skin type.
Jessner Peel- This peel is a blend of saliicylic acid, lactic acid, resorcinol and ethanol. The Jessner peel create a very similar effect of a deeper peel without the irritation. When administered over a period of times, the Jessner peel is very effective in treating sun damage and improving hyperpigmentation. Great for some with cystic acne.
TCA Peel - This peel uses trichloracetic acid and the percentages usually range from 7-15 percentage when performed by an esthetician. This peel penetrates deeper into the skin, therefore is amazing for treatment of wrinkles, pigmentation and skin blemishes the first time it is applied.
There you go. I hope you find this information useful. Enjoy your next chemical peel facial.
