Planet Eden88% Lactic Acid Skin Chemical Peel Kit with Antioxidant Recovery Cream and Fan Brush - Alpha Hydroxy Acid - Reduce the Signs of Aging with a At Home Skin Peel

I used it twice so far. Here is my experience:- I followed the directions to the T. I washed my face and lightly went over it with a cotton ball with diluted rubbing alcohol on it so my skin was totally oil free. I tested a small patch area and it was fine up to 3 minutes, which is the time they expect for the first time. So I soaked a cotton ball and applied it all over my face. I felt it burning right away but it was very slight. I left it on for 3 minutes exactly then rinsed it with cold water. After doing a patch test I didn't feel I needed the baking soda peroxide. So I didn't use it. The moisturizer helped SO much. The one that comes with the acid smell kind of like a dessert and is very hydrating. My skin glowed immediately afterwards. A few days went by, didn't notice any changes really except the pores on the sides of my faces and by my temples were smaller. Ok cool, not a bad start!- Second time was 7 days after. Same skin prep. This time I left it on for 6.5 minutes. I rinsed with cold water and applied the same moisturizer. This time, I definitely felt a difference. Because I left it on longer, my skin looked sunburnt for the rest of the day, no problem, that's what I was expecting. The next day, My skin felt very rough, kind of like when you scrub your face too hard, like it was all very thin scaly/scaby surface. Kind of like when you burn your hand with a curling iron, it was just burned skin but you couldn't really tell just by looking at it. It looked dry no matter how much I moisturized, also to be expected since you're literally scalding off the top layers of skin. It can't really absorb until it's exfoliated. 2 days later which is today, my skin is flaking off. I can scrape off pieces of the burned skin (but burned in a good way!). I used an exfoliant by Bliss on my face this morning to help scrub away the dead skin on my face. If I run my hand over my face, you can see tons of white flakes.My skin tends to break out when it is extremely dry, and I think it's because there is no oil at all on my face right now, it's a desert. The pores are jammed with all this dead skin and no oil to naturally lubricate my pores. So I have a few zits but not a big deal. The texture of my face feels tighter. It doesn't have the same elasticity as before where if I would push my cheeks in one direction, they would slowly slink back and leave lines. The skin seems tighter.I can't wait to see the results after 5 or 6 times!

First off, I highly suggest if you've never done a lactic acid peel before, please do not start with this level.I began doing lactic acid peels a few months ago. I have several acne scars, freckles, and a very predominant smile line on the right side of my mouth. I only do treatments before bed and on my days off. It is advised not to use makeup for 24 hours following treatment. I started off using perfect image 50% and seen noticeable results after the 6th use. It is instructed to one treatment every 7-10 days. Please follow this!! I wanted to bump it up a notch and came across this product. After reading the reviews I decided to try it out. It came with the lactic acid, moisturizing cream and fan brush. It was delivered 3 days after I placed my order. I used it for the first time tonight and there is definitely a difference from what I am used to.I washed my face with Luke warm water and patted dry and pulled my hair back. Keep a wash rag on standby under the faucet and soak it with cool water. I saturated a couple of cotton swabs with the acid and gently applied it to my forehead going in circles then gradually worked my down to my cheek bones, across my nose, under my nose, over my jaw line and chin lastly. After just a few seconds the stinging sensation began. But I was surprised it wasn't as intense as the 50% I used before. After one minute it really started to sting and my skin was getting red patches. Time to wash off!! Don't rub your face with the cloth, soak it with cool water then press it against your skin gently. I did this for about 2 minutes before I felt the acid was rinsed off completely. I immediately applied the cream. Your skin is going to be pretty sensitive and red for a few hours.The pictures I included aren't meant to scare anyone off. I just want to show what this product can do to your skin and why you should not repeat treatments sooner than instructed.The cotton swabs don't have makeup on them, that's skin. There used to be a zit on my nose but it got cpmpeltely taken off.

The face burns, and at the same time the layer of skin does not come off (as if everything is useless). If you do not dilute it, it burns and a regular burn appears (only on the face, I also tried on my hands (no crusts formed)), which only spoils the skin, but does not restore. At first I left it for 3 minutes and there was no result at all. Then I started increasing the time, reached 5 minutes, but a burn appeared. I know what to compare with, since I did peels at a cosmetologist. I read the instructions and did it according to them, but it did not work for me. Maybe I did something wrong, I don’t know.

Prepare for pain and results. Do the test patch on skin before you use it on your whole face. The peel stings and burns. It is painful. I was able to tolerate 1 minute then had to neutralize with baking soda and water. Next day I had mild superficial chemical burns on both cheeks, and spots on my forehead and chin. Today is day three after the treatment. Dead skin is feeling off. The product does what it is supposed to To just be aware it is not painless and you might want to keep the baking soda and tepid water solution handy ( see directions on insert with product)