I Tried an At-Home Peel With Brilliant ResultsVery professional, but made for at-home use. |
Obagi Clinical has been around for the last three decades, but the name may not be familiar. That's because the brand has mainly been used in professional settings. A few years ago, it created a lineup of clinical-forward products that you can buy over the counter at places like DermStore and Target.
I won't go on and on, but I will tell you its products are legit. Including one of the brand's more recent launches, the aforementioned peel. As the name implies, this clinical-esque formulation contains three key acids: salicylic (BHA) and lactic and glycolic (AHAs). The goal is to make pores look smaller, brighten dull skin and create a smoother, softer complexion.
You get four treatments for $145, which amounts to $36.25 per treatment. Which is way less than you'd pay to have a similar topical-style peel in a professional setting.
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