Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acids (AHA). Derived from milk, lactic is acid is used as a very mild chemical peel with little to no downtime. Because lactic acid is a natural human metabolite, there is less chance of an allergic reaction with this type of peel. For that reason, a lactic acid peel is a good choice for the first-time peel users or for those with sensitive skin. However, dry or oily skin types can also use this peel and achieve good results. Lactic acid is especially good to use for those with mature skin.



This listing is for a 1oz/30ml bottle of 30% strength lactic acid. This 1oz bottle will yield about 10-15 peels. A 1ml plastic pipette along with detailed full instructions on how to do a lactic acid chemical peel will be included with every purchase.



The benefits of lactic acid peels include:

Exfoliating the surface of the skin

Deep cleaning pores

Fading dark spots

Improving hyperpigmentation

Evening out skin tone

Brightening and Lightening complexion

Improving the appearance of light wrinkles

Stimulating natural collagen production



Overall, a series of lactic acid peels is a great way to treat many common skin concerns. How effective the lactic acid peel will be at correcting a skin concern depend how one's skin reacts, the strength of the peel, the number of peels you get, and how well you care for your skin post- peel.

Lactic acid peels usually range from 30%-88%. Beginners should start off with a mild 30% peel and move up depending on how well your skin handles the lactic acid. Lactic acid peels can generally be done twice a week, but beginners should start out at 1 peel once every 2 weeks and work their way up to twice a week to achieve the desired results. Because lactic acid is a chemical exfoliant sunblock with an SPF of 30 or higher should always be worn when out in the sun to protect the new sensitive skin from further damage.