Home Chemical Peel Pads

From my site: http://www.lookgreat-loseweight-savemoney.com This video explains how to use chemical acids (such as lactic acid, glycolic acid, and trichloroacetic acid) to use for your own home chemical peel pads.

When you buy chemical acids to do a full peel, they are very strong! If you buy a 50% solution, you must dilute them with distilled water. You need to dilute them to a 25% or 20% mixed 1:1 with distilled water.

Chemical peel pads are different. They are a much gentler way to get the benefits without going into a full peel. You simply dilute the acids a LOT when you use them.

These are much gentler on your face than using a full chemical peel. Full peels should only be done during the winter months. Use peel pad during the spring and summer months, when you'll be going out in the sun.

Please use a broad spectrum sunblock on your face, during and after a peel. If not, they will undo the benefits of the peel.

If you have sensitive or dry skin, do not use as strong a solution as you would if you had normal to oily skin.

All you want to achieve is a slight peel.

Use them regularly, to help invigorate and renew your skin.

Also, please get more information about making your own chemical peel pads from my site:

http://www.lookgreat-loseweight-savemoney.com/home-chemical-peel.html

For more information about doing a full chemical peel:

http://www.lookgreat-loseweight-savemoney.com/facial-skin-peel.html

See ya soon! XO Carolyn

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[MsFoodlover123]

you are really a kind, smart and brave lady! Thank you for sharing! :)

[notaditdot]

@MsFoodlover123 You are so nice to say this! It couldn't have come at a better time either! Thank you for your kindness! XO Carolyn

[hipretty]

you have gorgeous smile and eyes!

[notaditdot]

@hipretty Shucks:o) Thank you sweetheart! XO Carolyn

[VixySixymix]

Will this get rid of acne scares?

[notaditdot]

@VixySixymix I'm not really sure sweetheart. A better choice might be Bio oil. Its said to work wonders on many skin conditions. Best of luck! Carolyn

[VixySixymix]

@notaditdot oh ok thank you so much :D

[notaditdot]

@missfe33 Sorry for the slow response. Youtube didn't alert me. Yes, it should help dry up blemishes. You can also try hydrogen peroxide on zits and also a small amount of cortisone 10 cream. Don't use it too often however, because over time, it thins the skin. XO Carolyn

[missfe33]

will this help blemishes?

[notaditdot]

@CdnBlt Thanks lady... I am not familiar with this youtuber but I do appreciate the kudos. My mom always told me that 'when we all come together, we all win'! I welcome competition as it keeps me on my toes! Blessings! XO Carolyn