Chemical Peels
Description
Chemical Peels are a type of Cosmetic Treatment that utilizes any of various Peeling Agents to improve the external appearance of the Skin. Chemical Peels are normally applied by a suitably qualified person such as a dermatologist or aesthetician.
These Substances are Commonly Employed as Peeling Agents
Cosmaceuticals
Alpha-Hydroxy Acids (in concentrations varying from 35 to 70%) are a common active peeling agent in Chemical Peels:
Glycolic Acid is one of the primary AHAs employed as a peeling agent in Chemical Peels.
Trichloracetic Acid (in concentrations varying from 35 to 50%) are a common active peeling agent in Chemical Peels.
Types of Peeling Agents
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