Emily, I'm glad you mentioned the exfoliating peel product because I had considered purchasing one of the three options but had not been able to decide which was appropriate for my skin. Could you expand on this topic and let us know what the acid percentages, types, and sources are on all three products? Thank you in advance. Your thorough discussions are such a help!
Hi there, thank you for your message. We don't have the exact percentage of acids in the products, however can provide you with some information on their benefits! The Acne Advanced Cleansing Foam is a unique liquid-to-foam cleanser provides lightweight cleansing and clearing blocked pores. Featuring time-release encapsulated salicylic acid combined with a natural antiseptic herb blend, this cleanser smooths the look of uneven skin. The Clear Skin Willow Bark Exfoliating Peel will clarify and refine the complexion. Gentle salicylic acid removes surface impurities and dirt from the skin. The peel reduces pore size and skin is left feeling clear and revitalized. The Mangosteen Daily Resurfacing Concentrate gently resurfaces and refines pores to refresh the skin’s natural appearance. The mangosteen in this leave-on concentrate promotes radiance while the Lactic Acid Complex removes and prevents buildup.
@@EminenceOrganicSkinCare The three options I was referencing are the Bright Skin Licorice Root Exfoliating Peel, the Calm Skin Chamomile Exfoliating Peel, and the Firm Skin Acai Exfoliating Peel. I routinely use a glycolic or a glycolic/lactic combination from another line but would need to know whether my degree of exfoliation was likely to be inadequate or excessive based on my customary routine. Thus: my question regarding percentages.
@@vstammer We are not able to share the exact percentages of the three peels, however, they are all under 4% of exfoliating acids. Our Exfoliating Peels are peel solutions with cotton round pads for easy application, simply apply to the skin and leave on! The Firm Skin Acai Exfoliating Peel helps to gently exfoliate while reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Packed with antioxidants sourced from acai berry, grapefruit and goji, the peel also includes lactic and glycolic acids which result in firmer looking skin. The Bright Skin Licorice Root Exfoliating Peel helps to reduce the look of uneven pigmentation. Lactic and mandelic acids gently exfoliate dead skin cells while licorice root and our Natural Hydroquinone Alternative from African potato and tara tree brighten the appearance of dark spots and hyperpigmentation. Lastly, the Calm Skin Exfoliating Peel gently exfoliates sensitive skin with lactic and mandelic acids. Chamomile refreshes and calendula moisturizes and minimizes the look of redness due to dryness. This product is mild enough to use on sensitive skin two to three times a week. Please let us know if you have any further questions!
This gives me a basis for evaluation. I am accustomed to using a considerably higher percentage in my exfoliants, but the acai form might be useful in some circumstances. I will keep the information for reference. Many thanks.
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Emily, I'm glad you mentioned the exfoliating peel product because I had considered purchasing one of the three options but had not been able to decide which was appropriate for my skin. Could you expand on this topic and let us know what the acid percentages, types, and sources are on all three products? Thank you in advance. Your thorough discussions are such a help!
Hi there, thank you for your message. We don't have the exact percentage of acids in the products, however can provide you with some information on their benefits!
The Acne Advanced Cleansing Foam is a unique liquid-to-foam cleanser provides lightweight cleansing and clearing blocked pores. Featuring time-release encapsulated salicylic acid combined with a natural antiseptic herb blend, this cleanser smooths the look of uneven skin.
The Clear Skin Willow Bark Exfoliating Peel will clarify and refine the complexion. Gentle salicylic acid removes surface impurities and dirt from the skin. The peel reduces pore size and skin is left feeling clear and revitalized.
The Mangosteen Daily Resurfacing Concentrate gently resurfaces and refines pores to refresh the skin’s natural appearance. The mangosteen in this leave-on concentrate promotes radiance while the Lactic Acid Complex removes and prevents buildup.
@@EminenceOrganicSkinCare The three options I was referencing are the Bright Skin Licorice Root Exfoliating Peel, the Calm Skin Chamomile Exfoliating Peel, and the Firm Skin Acai Exfoliating Peel. I routinely use a glycolic or a glycolic/lactic combination from another line but would need to know whether my degree of exfoliation was likely to be inadequate or excessive based on my customary routine. Thus: my question regarding percentages.
@@vstammer We are not able to share the exact percentages of the three peels, however, they are all under 4% of exfoliating acids. Our Exfoliating Peels are peel solutions with cotton round pads for easy application, simply apply to the skin and leave on!
The Firm Skin Acai Exfoliating Peel helps to gently exfoliate while reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Packed with antioxidants sourced from acai berry, grapefruit and goji, the peel also includes lactic and glycolic acids which result in firmer looking skin.
The Bright Skin Licorice Root Exfoliating Peel helps to reduce the look of uneven pigmentation. Lactic and mandelic acids gently exfoliate dead skin cells while licorice root and our Natural Hydroquinone Alternative from African potato and tara tree brighten the appearance of dark spots and hyperpigmentation.
Lastly, the Calm Skin Exfoliating Peel gently exfoliates sensitive skin with lactic and mandelic acids. Chamomile refreshes and calendula moisturizes and minimizes the look of redness due to dryness. This product is mild enough to use on sensitive skin two to three times a week. Please let us know if you have any further questions!
This gives me a basis for evaluation. I am accustomed to using a considerably higher percentage in my exfoliants, but the acai form might be useful in some circumstances. I will keep the information for reference. Many thanks.
Do you believe that certain patterns and locations of facial acne give us clues to breakout triggers? Which part of your face is most affected by acne? Please share your stories and skin care tips with us in the comments below!