After a long summer, in the sun, getting a tan, you need to exfoliate your skin gently to remove all dead skin and all the sunscreen buildups in your pores.
Start the fall with a brand new skin that will glow like crazy!
Best way to do it is to do a gentle face peel at home or at a spa.
We love the Bio Gorgeous peel and the Gorgeous peel or a combo of both.
The Bio Gorgeous peel is an all natural skin peel.
Super powerful anti-oxidants, natural botanicals and unique seaweed plants, natural acid, work to give skin a glowing, radiant complexion. Uncover a luminosity you thought gone forever. Based on a multidimensional approach to skin brightening and even toning.
- Improve the texture and appearance of skin
- Reduce lines and wrinkles under the eyes and mouth area
- Pose as anti-aging and sun damage treatment of wrinkles
- Treat acne scars
- Proven acne treatment
- Reduce age spots, freckles and dark spots from pregnancy also known as a condition called melasma.
There are many skin peels out there. Jessner, Lactic, Glycolic, Phenol, TCA, etc.
The TCA peel is a peel that penetrates deeper into the skin without irritation. Doing a perfect TCA PEEL requires that you use the LEAST STRENGTH needed to abrade the stratum corneum layer. This is a percentage over 10% and under 20. TCA over this strength will cause the skin to frost or turn white (similar to a light broiler burn).
The Gorgeous Peel from I’m Fabulous ® has a proven theory of abrading just enough of the stratum corneum to cause the skin to send valuable protein to the surface. When you frost the skin too deeply, your body goes into wound repair mode where it creates antibodies, scar tissue, melanin and other secretions, which may easily cause the skin to age faster!
Melanin is produced when you tan, and when you are wounded and when you have surges of progesterone (hormonal hyperpigmentation). When you go too deep into the epidermis or subcutis layers by using high doses of a caustic chemical, your skin produces healing protein to bandage the chemical peel. This is not the correct way to do a peel.
