• Level 1: 10-20% Glycolic Peel: Light peel for clients with light skin tones and clients who have never used glycolic peels in the past..
• Level 2: 30-40% Glycolic Peel: Light/medium peel for clients who have completed level 1 or have used glycolic peels in the past 3 months..
• Level 3: 50-60% Glycolic Peel: Medium/deep peel for clients who have completed levels 1 and 2, have used peels in the last 3 months and are experienced glycolic peel users..
• Level 4: 70% Glycolic Peel: Deep peel for clients who have completed levels 1,2 and 3, have used peels in the last month and are experienced glycolic peel users. Can be used on the chest, hands, feet, back and body..
• Please note: 70% Glycolic peel is a strong peel and should only be used by experienced glycolic users. Misuse can result in burns and hyper-pigmentation. Free Shipping Worldwide..

Glycolic is perhaps the best-known of a group of s called fruit s or alpha-hydroxy s (AHA). It is derived from sugar cane, so it can be considered a natural product. Citric from oranges and other citrus fruits also fall under the same classification as glycolic . Industrial uses for this product include rust removal and degreasing, so pure glycolic ¡X generally sold in concentrations of 70% or more ¡X is extremely dangerous to exposed skin. In fact, the government considers any product with a concentration of over 10% to be a hazardous material. Most consumers know glycolic not from its industrial uses, but from its cosmetic ones. It is generally used as a natural skin exfoliant and moisturizer, although there is much debate over its safety and effectiveness. Some proponents suggest that products with a glycolic concentrations of less than 10% are practically useless. The problem is that many large-scale cosmetic producers will not increase the levels for fear of liability and class action lawsuits. Some smaller cosmetics companies with high-end clients do offer products with at least a 10% concentration. Instruction Step 1: Clean face and neck thoroughly. Step 2: Prepare skin with an alcohol/water solution (50/50 mixture). Step 3: Apply peel to face and neck area. Gently glide cotton ball unto skin, applying more pressure on areas that need added exfoliation. Step 4: Allow to sit on skin for 2-3 minutes. Step 5: Rinse thoroughly with warm water. If needed, use neutralizing solution to neutralize . This step is only necessary if you feel that the is too strong for your skin. Otherwise, rinsing thoroughly with warm water should suffice. Step 6: Apply a good skin hydrating, healing moisturizer unto treated area. We recommend our HA serum for faster healing time and best results. Step 7: Avoid SUNBURN Step 8: Repeat peel once a week.