chemical Peel home kit

mellymoo74

Its 20% mandelic have an interview tomorrow so sneakily did tonight 5 mins stung, bit red im neutralising with bicarb. Then when fully rinsed spraying my face with orange blossom water.
I recommend rosehip seed oil on wet hair the other thing I'm getting compliments about is my hair

*max*

Jeesussss...I wouldn't play with chemicals at home because I'm not a chemist, nevermind putting an abrasive solution on my face and looking like a burn victim on purpose. Whatever happened to ageing gracefully (and painlessly)? Yuck.

fizzytrinket

^ misery guts

svb91

I'd much rather have it done by someone qualified! You might already know this but Sk:n currently have 50% off their glycolic peels until the end of the month.

mellymoo74

^ gosh would you skn employee lol

Im getting complements and it cost me £6

Right another 3 weeks then 2 week break im researching glycolic and salicylic as apparently they work well alternated with mandelic need to choose which one.

mellymoo74

*max* wrote: »

Jeesussss...I wouldn't play with chemicals at home because I'm not a chemist, nevermind putting an abrasive solution on my face and looking like a burn victim on purpose. Whatever happened to ageing gracefully (and painlessly)? Yuck.

Take it you only clean your face with filtered water and dont add any products at all then?

wannabeslim

Some of us are professional and/or have professionals advising us, you dont need to spend loads of money to get a good result and this is a money saving site

*max*

mellymoo74 wrote: »

Take it you only clean your face with filtered water and dont add any products at all then?

Of course not. But neither would I burn my face on purpose in the hope of looking about a week younger. Each to their own, it's your skin. Burn it, take a cheese grater to it, whatever floats your boat.

mellymoo74

*max* wrote: »

Of course not. But neither would I burn my face on purpose in the hope of looking about a week younger. Each to their own, it's your skin. Burn it, take a cheese grater to it, whatever floats your boat.

Take it you didn't read my posts then lol

If you had you'd realise that I have been using it to clear up a brown patch created by medication for hemiplegic migraine I dont actually have any wrinkles.

It doesn't burn my skin off and all of the rest of my skincare is based around natural oils but hey contribute to a thread that you haven't read and disagree with the idea of, makes you look great.

mellymoo74

Right I think im going to alternate with the salicylic following the two week break.
I am also going to add lavender oil to my rosehip seed oil for my face, and rosemary oil to rosehip seed oil to my hair.