[re]fresh Skin Therapy Lactic Acid 10% Peel Review

I have an oily skin type (combination leaning to a more oilier skin type) with big pores so it's kind of new to me that I used a product which is meant for dull and dry skin. I also haven't tried any lactic acid beauty product before so I was kind of excited and a bit scared at the same time.

Before I tried the Lactic Acid 10% Peel, I researched more about how Lactic Acid words on the skin. Here's a little something about the [re]fresh Skin Therapy's Lactic Acid 10% Peel:

Lactic Acid 10% Gel Peel, Naturally Derived from Soy
Our gentlest exfoliator removes dead and damaged skin cells without irritation. Lactic acid also increases skin cell turnover and improves skin’s ability to retain moisture.

• Formulated to increase skin’s ability to attract moisture
• Penetrates deeply to restore skin’s natural hydration barrier
• Fragrance-free and non-comodegenic
• Helps skin stay hydrated all day
• Skin is left smoother and healthier
• Reduces the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and other signs of aging
• Brightens skin tone
• Smoothes and softens skin
• Alcohol free Paraben free Phthalate free
• No added artificial colors, fragrance, or preservatives
• Made in the USA

The [re]fresh Skin Therapy's Lactic Acid 10% Peel came in a clear bottle with a white and blue label. It also comes with a dropper which can replace the original cap on the bottle. It has a clear, thick serum-like consistency which has a slightly odd scent. The scent is not irritating and tolerable.

Since I have an oily skin type, I use the Lactic Acid 10% Peel once a week to substitute it with my 2% Salicylic Acid Peel from [re]fresh Skin Therapy. It's a bit different than the 2% Salicylic Acid Peel because this has to be left on for 1 to 3 minutes then rinsed off with cool water.

The [re]fresh Skin Therapy's Lactic Acid 10% Peel is very gentle. I don't feel any tingling or different sensation even if I leave it on for 3 minutes. It also doesn't cause any excessive or visible peeling but I like how it works well with the 2% Salicylic Acid Peel. Both peels are now incorporated in my nightly routine and I love how the Lactic Acid 10% Peel gives my skin a breather from the Salicylic Acid Peel.

Using the [re]fresh Skin Therapy's Lactic Acid Peel made my skin look brighter and smoother. I like how gentle it is so as not to cause any visible and excessive peeling yet effective enough for quicker skin cell turnover.

HOW DO YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR SKIN?

You can visit the Skin Therapy's WEBSITE to learn more about their products.

You can purchase the [re[fresh Skin Therapy's Lactic Acid 10% Peel on Amazon.

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