Peeling with glycolic acid

A type of chemical peel that cleanses the skin of damaged and dead cells, promotes skin rejuvenation, active synthesis of fibroblasts and collagen, eliminates fine and medium wrinkles, regulates the function of the sebaceous glands, tightens and moisturizes the skin. The main component of glycolic peeling is glycolic acid, which is found in unripe grapes, beets or sugar cane. The penetration of this fruit acid into the upper layers of the skin occurs quickly and evenly. Glycolic peeling is 35-70%. The percentage is determined based on the characteristics of the skin. For sensitive skin, 35% of the preparation is used, and for oily and problematic skin, 45–70%.