glossary definition:
peel:
face peel, chemical peel

A "peel" is the physical or chemical removal of the outer layer of skin. Usually a face peel is something that is performed by a certified dermatologist.

However, there are now several home face peel products available. These usually fall into the chemical peel category - using active agents to remove the outer dead layer of skin from the face, reducing wrinkles and exposing new skin.

Physical peels are also available, usually some form of microdermabrasion.

Longtime acne sufferers have reported positive results from this technique.

A full face peel will take about one hour, smaller areas will take 15 to 30 minutes.

A chemical face peel will not tighten or plump the skin, nor will it remove deep grooves or folds.

A face peel removes the skin's natural tanning ability, making the use of sunscreen mandatory.

The following listings are popular or recommended for the glossary term: sun damage, peel, recovery


microdelivery peel - from Philosophy
Ultra Facial Moisturizer SPF 15 - from Kiehl's
Resilience Lift Face and Throat Lotion SPF 15 - from Estée Lauder
Daily Light Guard - from Aveda
BECCA Compact Concealer - from Becca
makeup optional skin kit - from Philosophy
Imperiale Repairateur Treatment Line Formula - from Kiehl's
Sekkisei Emulsion - from Sekkisei
Sekkisei Cream - from Sekkisei
Sekkisei Day Essence - Day Whitening Essence - from Sekkisei
Lotion Mask - from Sekkisei

Sekkisei
This small focused range of quality products have one simple aim, to make skin as white as possible. Made in Japan by cosmetics giants Kose, Sekkisei uses many traditional oriental plants in the formulation of this line.

MD Formulations
MD Formulations has the widest range of gycolic acid-based AHA products on offer today.


more general matches to this glossary term:
Juice Beauty
This all-natural organic skincare line uses globally sourced plants and botanicals blended in their patented fruit-juice base to deliver a daily refreshing boost to the skin.

MD Skincare
Created by dermatologist Dr.Dennis Gros, MD Skincare produces some highly effective and easy to use skincare.