How Do You Perform A 70% Glycolic Acid Facial Peel?
In this article I will explain how to perform a chemical facial peel at home using medical grade 70% glycolic acid. Decide To Do It: Let’s begin with a clarification: in this article, I will explain how to perform a facial peel with medical grade 70% glycolic acid. This acid is available over the counter, but it is dangerous, and must be handled very carefully. It is not strong enough to cause any permanent facial disfigurement, but it is quite painful and the healing process is not pretty. Step 1: understand what you are getting into. This is NOT a casual activity and will require a week of recovery time to complete. Also, if you have any wounds on your face, even small ones such as a nick from a razor or acne, consider delaying your peel until your skin is clear: acid in even small wounds is excruciating (though sterilizing). Prepare for Your Facial Peel: Lay out the items you are going to use. A small pile of cotton balls, the bottle of glycolic acid (which you have previously obtai
