In the past, the best skin
peel was only available from
a dermatologist or salon.
This is no longer true. You
can now have the benefits
of a medical grade facial
peel in the comfort of your
own home. The most effective
peels on the market contain
Tricholoracetic Acid (TCA).
TCA is a non toxic chemical
that has been used for over
30 years and is considered
completely safe. It is one
of the deeper peels, used
to rejuvenate the skin and
improve the condition of the
skin.
TCA peels successfully treat
a variety of skin conditions,
including acne, wrinkles,
blotchy skin, blackheads,
discoloration from sun exposure,
age spots, acne scarring,
excessive oil and dull complexion.
The pores of your skin are
unblocked, revealing clearer
skin. Your complexion will
be smoother with improved
texture. Fine lines and wrinkles
are softened after treatment.
The skin is tightened for
a younger appearance.
Esthetician's Choice is the
best skin peel and is now
available for home use.
Before Treatment:
Talk to your doctor if you
are taking prescription medications.
Accutane is one medication
that should not be used after
a peel. Talk to your doctor
and stop taking the medication
before having a peel. You
should avoid using other exfoliation
products in the week before
you use a home TCA peel. Also,
avoid tanning either outside
or in a tanning bed.
Directions for a Home Peel:
Esthetician's Choice can be
used in two strengths. Use
the product full strength
for a deeper peel to improve
bad acne, wrinkling or skin
discoloration. The product
can be diluted for a gentler,
surface peeling. Follow the
included directions for diluting
the product. The peel can
be used once a month for very
damaged skin. It's important
to wait at least four weeks
between treatments to allow
the skin time to heal completely.
Apply the product with a cotton
swab. The peel should be left
on the skin for about two
to four minutes. Rinse well
with slightly cool water to
remove the product. Don't
rub or use a washcloth. Most
people will feel a slight
tingling sensation when it
is applied. You should feel
little or no discomfort after
it is rinsed away. If you
do experience slight irritation,
apply icy water or ice to
soothe the skin.
Immediately after treatment,
you will notice a slight red
color to the skin, like mild
sunburn. This fades in a day
or so and the skin continues
to peel for the next few days.
Once peeled, clearer, firmer
skin is revealed. Taking good
care of your skin after the
peel will result in better,
faster healing.
After the Peel:
o Gently wash the skin with
a very mild cleanser in the
days after. Use only your
hands and not a washcloth
or a scrubber, which can cause
irritation. o Keep the skin
moist with an oil free moisturizing
project. o Don't use any other
exfoliation products for at
least a week after the peel.
o Avoid sun exposure and tanning.
This can cause discoloration.
If you go outside, wear a
good sunblock with an SPF
of at least 30. o Don't use
make up for at least a week.
After this time, use high
quality, natural make up that
won't clog the skin. Look
for oil free products to avoid
clogging the pores again.
Natural products or mineral
make up is best. o Avoid harsh
prescription ointments and
medications such as Accutane.
These can cause scarring and
discoloration. o Taking good
care of yourself speeds the
healing process. You will
look better and feel better.
o Drink plenty of water to
flush the skin and replenish
the moisture in your body.
o Get enough sleep. At least
eight hours each night. This
is important for healing and
is good for the complexion.
o Eat healthy foods and take
vitamins. Good nutrition is
important for your skin and
your overall health. o Practice
good skin care to keep your
complexion clear and soft.
Use natural products that
are made for your skin type.
o Prayer, reading the Bible
and meditating on Scripture
helps reduce stress, which
aids in healing. Prayer has
been proven in studies to
increase healing in all areas
of the body.
About the author:
David Maillie is a chemist
with over 12 years experience
in biochemical research and
clynical analysis. He can
be reached at M.D. Wholesale:
http://www.bestskinpeel.com
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