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12 Best and Worst At-Home Facial Peels
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Former chem lab geeks will love this peel. Empty the enzyme capsule into a plastic jar, add warm water, and it turns into a chunky gel. After you spread the gel on your face and top with a hydrogen peroxide cream, the combo magically turns into a foamy 3-minute mask. It's good, clean -- and fast -- pore-unclogging fun. Skin looks brighter, but it doesn't immediately buff away fine lines (although it might, over time).
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The Oxygen Peel
I have tried 2 full kits of this. I wanted to see some results and unfortunately, I did not. I found this to be very messy, difficult to use, extremely expensive, and gives no long term results. I see this as a product that would great to use before going to an important event for short term effects. My skin did look radiant directly after use, but did not continue that way. I give up...This just isn't worth the price for me.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
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good peel
I thought this was a good facial peel. Easy 2 step process, stings a little but not too much for my sensitive skin. My skin felt soft after treatments but I didn't really notice any long term change in my skins appearance.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
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Messy
I have used this and the microdelivery peel. This one is messy, which makes it less than pleasant to use. I don't like having to mix the powder and water into a gel. The microdelivery peel beats this one hands down for application and results.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 1 people said helpful
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