Home peels are becoming famous by the day owing to its low cost, easy procedure and the comfort it offers.
Chemical peel is the process where the outer layers of the skin is removed by the application of a chemical solution, usually containing an acid. Itching and burning sensation will be present initially but soon the skin starts peeling leaving behind the new layers of skin which are free of scars.
Traditionally chemical peels were only available at a dermatologist’s place and one had to shell out a lot of cash to get treated. Often times, these treatments require more than one visit to the dermatologist and hence it would turn out to be very expensive. Today, owing to a lowered cost and safety, a lot of people are tending towards getting treated at the comfort of their own house without the help of any dermatologist.
Tips to a successful Home Peel:
1) Wash the face many times over with oil removing face wash. It is important to stay clear of oil before undergoing any peel treatment.
2) Cover the parts of skin like eye, neck and other sensitive parts of skin with a protective cloth.
3) If you are using acid peels like TCA, it is necessary to prepare your skin for the peel for about 2 weeks with Retin A. This will increase the absorption of the acids so that they bring about maximum results.
4) Never give in to the temptation to peel the skin with your own hands. Let it happen on its own.
5) Use a good sunscreen lotion – avoid sun exposure as much as possible for a few days after the peel.
Home peels done right can be very rewarding both in terms of cost and the time it takes. However, it is important to be informed of the right peel to use and safety precautions to follow so that you will have a great success in having a beautiful skin free of scars and other skin conditions.
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