Thoughts on skin peels.

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Jess M.

Jul 30, 2017

Jess M.

As I've written a lot of threads regarding spots, scars and skincare. I'm looking to get a skin peel at my beauticians shop, but I'm wondering if skin peels are any good regarding the spots or scars? And if anybody has actually ever had one and seen any differences?

Maressa H.

Jul 30, 2017

Maressa H.

I have very bad acne scars and have gotten 2 chemical peels within the last 4 months. My skin did feel amazing afterwards, but unfortunately I didn't see improvement to my scars or even hyperpigmentation. I think it may depend on which kind of peel you get though. I've gotten a TCA peel which was pretty mild, and a jessner peel which is more geared towards imroving cystic acne (which it definitely did do.) You may want to ask your beautician if she recommends a peel specifically for scars.

Jess M.

Jul 30, 2017

Jess M.

Thank you for that Marissa, I will do thank you 💖

Hannah V.

Aug 1, 2017

Hannah V.

I have struggled with acne scars on my chin and forehead. The only product that has helped to fade them is a Vitamin A (retinol or retinoid) which helps with cell turnover. Beatuylish has a few, but I recommend the Advanced Retinoid 2% from The Ordinary because it is potent enough to really improve your skin without irritating it. And its under $10!

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