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(For that reason, she adds, plenty of dermatologists use them as add-ons after other procedures.)
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Our tester was floored by the results on her darker skin tone.
How, you ask?
The glycolic acid peel is formulated for those with mature skin or anyone who just wants a bouncy complexion.
Bonus: The peel comes with a fan brush for even system and a spa-like feel.
It’s undoubtedly strong so heed the brand’s guidelines.
We don’t know them.
After using the Clinique Clarifying Do-Over Peel, fresher cells come to the surface.
This is all because of the 32 percent Micro-Acid+ Complex, which boosts cell renewal through exfoliation.
Sukari Babyfacial
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Sukari Babyfacial
Why It’s Worth It:Monthly facials?
Sukari Babyfacial will practically nix the need for pricey treatmentsand for under $100 at that.
Plus, you’ve got the option to’t beat the cute and hygienic packaging.
If you’re worried about burning your skin, patch-test.
“Chemical peels, a.k.a.
“More gentle peels will include fruit enzymes.”
What ingredients should you look for in a chemical peel?
Not all exfoliating acids are created equal.
After all, who among us has the same skin concerns?
Here are some of our dermatologists' recommendations:
What does aftercare look like post-peel?
Post-peel, Dr. Kim saysSPF is integral.
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