Chemical Peel Kit Safу15 Ane Lumiere

Burns. Make sure you read directions

"Professional Use Only" is clearly stated in BOLD on the acid container, so it's a little concerning that this is being sold for home use. Despite my concerns, I tried using it, although the directions are not specific about how the acid should be applied. Do I use my finger? A cotton ball? A cloth? A clean makeup brush? Nothing is specified, so I used a cotton pad. Once applied, my face began to sting a bit, and that stinging grew as I waited the recommended four minutes, so I applied the neutralizer after three minutes. Then I washed my face with warm water and a gentle face soap.The results are good! My skin looks clear and healthier! However, besides the professional use notice and the lack of application directions, there's a warning that also says that "The safety of this product has not been determined." So, despite the positive results, I think I'm gonna forego using it again. I don't think it's worth the risk because home use for this product does not seem safe. If someone wants to try this and agree to "assume all risks associated with its use" -- as the warning states -- then perhaps they should try it. However, the risks to the skin and eyes seem too great for me, despite that it seems to work well.

No adverse effects. Does sting a bit a few seconds after application. Nothing unpleasant. No redness. Not even temporary. Skin feels tight after using. Again nothing unpleasant. Top layer of skin drys out but doesn't peel or flake off. Used a scraper to gently remove the dried skin. Very minimal positive results.