The Peels are designed to remove the outermost layer of dead skin cells, giving your face a smoother, more radiant appearance. When used regularly over a period of time, also promise to minimize pores and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.

home peels are great when you’re pressed for time (although not as effective as a dermatological peeling). Use them well and you’ll find brighter, younger looking skin, while saving an appointment in the spa.Choose a skin that suits your skin

 
For oily skin: “These skin types do well with salicylic acid peels,” says dermatologist Dr. Malavika Kohli, such as La Prairie Cellular 3-Minute Peel. Just check to ensure the strength of the acid on the package is less than 30 percent to be appropriate for use in the home.

For combination skin: “A six to 12 percent glycolic acid peel force would balance low oil and water rest of this skin type,” says Dr. Kohli. Over-Night Biological recommend Kiehl Peel.

For dry / sensitive skin:. “These skin types should ideally avoid homemade scrubs it is very risky as this skin type is unpredictable,” he warns, but a shell containing about 30 lactic acid percent as copper Peel Omorovicza should be safe.

For all skin types: For additional benefits, scan ingredient lists to make sure that the formula shell has vitamin E or C to brighten the skin, aloe vera and green tea to work as antioxidants and hyaluronic acid to hydrate.

A word of warning

1 While in the home kits have lower peel glycolic acid and salicylic acid concentrations, which still has to be handled with extreme care, Dr. Kohli insists. “One has to understand the protocol and follow the instructions carefully as you run the risk of burns and post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.”

2. you let your skin recover properly between sessions, the advice of Dr. Kohli is separate space for at least three weeks.

3 “Always do a patch test before using neck shell at home,”

4 Avoid using a peeling on irritated and very dry skin, and just before and after a holiday that involves a lot of sun exposure.