Chemical peels have a bad reputation. Conjuring up thoughts of red raw skin, the treatment has television to thank for its dubious image — most famously Sex and the City's Samantha, whose facial gone ...

Ever wondered how some people seem to glow effortlessly? Well, let us let you in on a little skincare secret: chemical peels. These treatments can sound a bit scary, but we can assure you that they ...

If you've ever been hesitant to reach for a chemical exfoliant to help fade unwanted hyperpigmentation, there's a good reason. "In general, chemical peels are intentionally irritating and not ...

Chemical exfoliants (which are often referred to as chemical peels) are used to remove dead skin cells and help improve the texture and tone of your skin. But if you have sensitive skin, you’ve got to ...

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