Glycolic acid chemical peel

What is the Importance of Choosing the Right Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

Choosing the right chemical peel is important to not only get the best results, but also protect your skin from damage. Chemical peels with too high a percentage of exfoliants can burn and irritate the skin, even those who do not have sensitive skin. Cheap facial peels use harsh ingredients like perfumes, sulfates, phenol, hydroquinone and formaldehyde.

Era Organics Glycolic Acid is 70% USP Grade and plant derived to ensure quality, stability and safety while also avoiding harsh chemicals and hidden toxins like formaldehyde, mercury, parabens, sulfates, perfumes and dyes.

What is the Benefit of Using Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

The benefit of using a glycolic acid chemical peel is the exfoliation of the skin's outer layer, which leads to improved skin texture, reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, diminished acne scars, and enhanced skin radiance.

What are the Key Ingredients for a Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

The key ingredients for an effective chemical peel are exfoliating, moisturizing and brightening while not being too harsh on the skin. A good chemical peel is non-toxic, won’t clog pores and doesn’t harm the skin. 

1. Glycolic Acid: Glycolic Acid exfoliates dead skin cells, supports collagen production, smooths skin texture, reduces the appearance of fine lines and hyperpigmentation.

2. Hyaluronic Acid: Hyaluronic Acid hydrates, plumps and smooths the skin while supporting the skin barrier function and reducing the appearance of fine lines.

3. Manuka Honey: Manuka Honey helps purify the skin, promotes skin recovery, hydrates and smooths the skin.

4. Lactic Acid: Lactic Acid offers gentle exfoliation, improves hydration, brightens dull skin and helps reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation and wrinkles.

5. Salicylic Acid: Salicylic Acid exfoliates the pores and blackheads, fights blemishes, helps balance oil production and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

6. Fruit Enzymes: Fruit Enzymes naturally exfoliates, brightens, smooths and rejuvenates the skin by supporting cellular turnover.

7. Mixed Fruit Acids: Mixed Fruit Acids give gentle exfoliation, improves skin texture, helps balance the skin tone and enhances the skin's natural glow. 

What is the Best Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel for Complexion Correction?

The best glycolic acid peel for complexion would include multiple AHA and BHA’s for gentle exfoliation, pore cleansing and balancing skin tone without sulfates, parabens, perfumes, mercury and harsh ingredients. Facial peels should be clean, plant based and have ingredients to help moisturize and rejuvenate the skin. Era Organics Glycolic Acid Mask has pure BHA, AHA and fruit enzymes to exfoliate the skin while helping calm the skin with hydrating hyaluronic acid and soothing manuka honey.

How much does a Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel cost?

Glycolic acid peels range from as little as $5 up to $50 per jar, while clinical treatments can be hundreds of dollars. Less expensive exfoliating masks rely on synthetic ingredients and cheap labor to keep costs down. Higher quality masks use plant based acids, natural ingredients and organic extracts.

How to Buy a Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel Complexion Corrector?

To purchase Era Organics Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel, follow these simple steps. 

1. Select the amount of jars of Glycolic Acid Peel you wish to purchase. Free shipping and discounts apply to larger quantities and bundling with other products.
2. Add your shipping and billing information into our quick and secure checkout with full privacy protection.
3. Select your shipping delivery time. Standard shipping is 3-5 days.
4. Receive your glycolic acid mask and enjoy. Your skin will thank you.

Who Needs to Use a Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

Individuals who need to use a glycolic acid chemical peel include those seeking to improve skin texture, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, address acne scars, and enhance overall skin radiance.

Can glycolic acid peels be used on sensitive skin?

Yes, glycolic acid peels can be used on sensitive skin if caution is taken to properly test a sample for sensitivity and monitor your skin while using exfoliants. To test a sample, apply a small amount to the inside of your arm or part of your face and rinse off after 2-3 minutes. Monitor for redness, irritation, itching or burning. If irritation occurs, discontinue use. 

How to Use  Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel for Complexion Corrector?

To use Era Organics Glycolic Acid Peel follow these 4 steps. 

1. Apply a quarter amount to dry skin around your face, cheeks, forehead and chin. Avoid contact with the eyes.
2. Allow it to rest for 3-5 minutes. If burning or discomfort occurs, rinse off immediately.
3. After 3-5 minutes, thoroughly rinse with warm water.
4. Pat dry with a clean, soft towel.

How long should glycolic acid be left on the skin during a peel?

A glycolic acid peel can be left on the skin for 3-5 minutes. The duration of a peel depends upon the concentration of the acids and strength of the mask. Higher concentration masks require less time to be effective, with longer periods causing possible damage. Weaker masks can be left on for up to 10 minutes. Era Organics Glycolic Acid Peel includes 70% glycolic acid with lactic acid and salicylic acid in a pH-balanced blend that is both effective yet gentle.

What are the Biggest Price Factors for Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

The biggest price factors for a glycolic acid at home chemical peel include quality of ingredients, formulation, manufacturing location and quality control. At home chemical peels can be as cheap as $5 while others are up to $50.

• Ingredient Quality: Synthetic acids and ingredients are cheap to manufacture and use. Plant sourced, higher concentration glycolic acid is more expensive. Organic ingredients require more specific growing conditions and regulations and so are more expensive.

• Formulation: Chemical peels with a small amount of synthetic ingredients are much cheaper than robust formulations with multiple AHA and BHA’s, fruit enzymes, organic ingredients and anti aging products like Era Organics Glycolic Acid Peel.

• Manufacturing: Products made in China are cheaper because labor, ingredients and production are cheaper. Products made in the USA are more expensive, but higher quality.

• Quality: China lacks the same standards of quality control and testing. China allows for hidden chemicals like mercury that is not disclosed in their formulas or will lie and say ingredients are in the formula when they are not. Products made in the USA in FDA, GMP facilities have rigorous testing and quality control factors to stay compliant, ensuring quality and safety for customers.

What are the Guarantee Conditions for Era Organics for Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

The guarantee on Era Organics Glycolic Acid Mask is a 60 day Love It Or Your Money Back guarantee. The skin often takes time to see changes as cellular turnover takes between 28 and 50 days for middle aged people and up to 80 days for people 50 years and older. As a family run company, Era Organics want you to have enough time to get the full benefits of our products before deciding if they work for you or not, even if you use up the whole jar. Simply process a refund, send the jar back and get a full refund.

What is the Refund Policy for Era Organics for a Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

The refund policy for Era Organics Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel Complexion Corrector is a full 60 day refund period, empty jar promise. Initiate a refund on your order in Order History, send the jar back (even if you used it all up) and get a full refund, no questions asked. 

What does Dermatologist Suggest about Using a Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel?

Dermatologists recommend using a glycolic acid exfoliator 2 to 3 times a week to remove dead skin cells, cleanse pores, exfoliate buildup and soften the skin. Exfoliation is an important part of any skin care routine to keep skin soft, refreshed and encourage cellular turnover.  AHA and BHA exfoliators can be used on all skin types after testing the skin for reactions.