How to avoid a fake chemical peel

Read product reviews; While they are not always gospel truth (many a result of bias), product reviews can actually contain some useful information every once in a while. There are plenty online from trusted beauty bloggers and Amazon.

Buy trusted products from trusted vendors; whether on or off the internet, there are a number of vendors out there who hoard skin peels that do not meet industry standard. Yes, some of the products they sell bear the marks of reputable manufacturers but are fake. To make certain, it helps to buy directly from the maker or their known affiliates.

Too good to be true? Perhaps it is what you are thinking- that the product is fake/ expired or stolen. In any case, you don’t want to risk a minute of your lifetime treating the effects of this mistake instead of concentrating on initial needs for your skin.

If the price is too low, perhaps the chemical peel is a fake. There are genuine costs that go into preparing every face peel or skin peel on the market and these costs have to be evened out on the market. Consequently, you will find equivalent prices wherever you look but if you ever find chemical peels way below the market rate, run.

Check the contents of the product to make sure it is what you need. Most products include labels with the skin problems their products treat as well as skin types that shouldn’t use them.

Those are major pointers to the reason why there was initial bad press on chemical and face peels; users who buy products from random shops and end up with unexpectedly negative side effects. Chemical peels are actually very helpful. It just depends on what your skin needs, what it looks like and how you apply the product.

Skin peels have been with us for millennia, improving with each decade. We are blessed with the most advanced forms of it- registering lesser and lesser side effects and greater skin and face health..

Chemical peel aftercare

I’ve been using Hyaluronic Acid packed (RRP £11.97) from InstaNatural. Packed with Vitamin C + Green Tea + Vitamin E Jojoba Oil, and other antioxidants – that rejuvenate your skin to give you healthy, more youthful appearance.

The Hyaluronic acid delivers immediate moisture and nourishment to the skin, creating a more youthful and vibrant look with a much softer and natural feel to the face, claiming to leave you with a radiant and glowing complexion. The serum can be worn under make up and claims to reduce wrinkles and fine lines, damaged skin – sun spots, age spots, and discoloration and uneven skintone.

It’s advised that you wash and pat dry your skin before use, and a small amount of toner can be applied first if it’s part of your usual routine. You then pipet a small amount onto your hands which you can smooth across the face and neck being careful to avoid the eyes.

The serum can be used day and night and worn under makeup, and you can follow it with a moisturiser too if you wish. I want to judge the serum on it’s results alone, so although I would usually use a toner and moisturiser beneath my makeup I will be using the serum alone, first on my bare clean skin and then under makeup to see if and how it changes throughout the day.

It’s manufactured from natural and organic ingredients in the USA in an advanced FDA Registered Facility, is vegan friendly and is never tested on animals.