You may be tempted to jump right into a salicylic acid peel 30% treatment thinking more is better, but if this is your first diy peel, you’ll be well advised to start off with a lower percentage to see how your skin tolerates the peel. On the other hand, if you’re an experienced diy peeler, this peel strength can really make a difference and should give you the soft smooth skin you are after.
So, you’ve probably tried or heard about the wonders that salicylic acid chemical peels can do to an acne-prone face, and you thought, “Hey, I could probably save more and do this at home.” Smart move, considering a commercially-prepared salicylic acid peel could cost you anywhere between $60-$100 or more, depending on the products and extra amenities used, and on how posh the place or spa is.