Intimate Peels: Lightening the Vaginal, Anal, Butt, Underarms and Inner Thighs with Chemical Peels

[@Conservativebae]

You all provide the best videos for your products. I haven’t bought anything yet but I’m so impressed with the amount of information you all give. I can’t wait to be a repeat customer.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Thank you so much! We are so happy that our information is helping you to move forward. :)

[@patriotliberty3070]

This is so exciting👏💯. To clarify, how much of the lady bits are safe to do? Most of discoloration is inside the inner labia & clitoris can that be done safely? That would be so amazing cause it's been something thats bothered me forever. I'll start using the inhibitor right away. You're so amazing for doing this video. Thankyou so much💯👏💯👏

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Start with Fade Bright first. You may see the results you are looking for with just daily products. However, if you opt for a peel. You do not want to apply acid to any areas that are moist. Use Vaseline as a barrier to protect the moist areas. Use with caution. ;)

[@coline6391]

Hello, sorry I'm not English but if I understand correctly I can use Fade Bright Lightening for 2-4 weeks to prepare the skin, and then use a stronger lotion like Lactic Acid 50 Peel to peel the skin which is going to make it lighter/clearer, right? I normally have skin that is between white and "tanned" but I think my hyperpigmentation is hormonal, that's why I would like to use this. Will it have the same effects as in an institute? I guess not but I prefer to ask ! Thank you very much for your response !! :)

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

For darker skin .. or those looking to lighten hyperpigmentation, use a melanin inhibitor DAILY for that. It will help all on its own. You can do a peel if you wish after the prep/daily product usage. Lactic 50 or Mandelic 40 are great, milder acid choices. Yes, there are spas and such who do peels. I think they may be using a jessners or TCA .. of which you could as well ... but, you have to be careful to NOT get PIH from being too aggressive. STart with dailies and milder peels. This is NOT an instant fix. In-house or otherwise.

[@Shankar23047]

Mam can you share me the product name and link please for dark thighs and dark private area

[@eve_11.11]

I'm asian (south east asian) but my skin tone isn't necessarily dark enough to be olive, but definitely not pale. Should I still use the pre prep serum just to be safe? Or is it specifically for olive and above?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. YES! This has a lot to do with heritage. Most definitely pretreat even though your skin is on the lighter side. :)

[@lilithdluna3672]

I have been struggling with this for a while, especially after giving birth and I’m very insecure about it and have tried so many things but nothing else seem to work. Would definitely love to give this a try.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Start with the melanin inhibitor and work up to a peel if you need.

[@sp-ef5fm]

Thanks for the video. Can I use 35% TCA for bum for Asian skin

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

NO! I can't stress this enough! That is far far far too strong for Asian skin. Your skin type is one of the Most Prone to get PIH. I suggest a Jessners peel (preferably for discoloration) or a TCA 13... and ONLY after you pretreat for 4+ weeks with a melanin inhibitor such as our Fade Bright or hydroquinone.

[@jiaminkoh9446]

Should I continue to use fade bright after I done the peel

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

If this is on the face ... 2-3 days generally is all you can use FB as the skin will start drying quickly and then serums will not penetrate. But, on the body the process is a bit slower (10-14 days to dry) so you can generally use it a bit longer. :) STOP at any time you feel it is irritating your skin. :) It is not mandatory. ... When you are complete with your peeling you can start using all your daily products again.

[@audreystegg5862]

What acid and percentage is best to use on breast's? I was thinking of trying tca 13%.. or should I do 7% since it's a thinner skin? Thanks!

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Is this for scarring? If it is you may want the 13, but if this is just to give a general refreshening .... I would always suggest to start with a lower percentage and work up. I would also suggest to avoid the nipples. Apply a barrier there prior to applying any acids. TCA 7 at about 2-3 layers is a super starting point.

[@audreystegg5862]

@@PlatinumSkinCare I do have some scarring. Okay, I'll start with the 7 and work my way up. Thank you!! 😇

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

@@audreystegg5862 As a daily (3-5x per week) treatment, take a look at the Super Cop 2x cream here: www.platinumskincare.com/copper-super-cop-2x/ And this video here on scarring: www.platinumskincare.com/scar-treatment/

[@Lalacandoitall357]

because the intimate areas are so sensitive do you have any numbing agents or creams you recommend

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We do have a great 5% cream here: www.platinumskincare.com/lidocaine-5-numbing-relief-cream/ If you are using a milder acid like Mandelic 40 though.. it is very tolerable. Stronger acids like Jessners or TCA could have a bit of tingling ... mild sting ... but, it should be very tolerable. The skin on the body is much thicker than on the face. **Be SURE to start with a daily application of Fade Bright for 1 month if you are treating pigmenatation/darkness. This will help a Great deal and will prep the skin.

[@SaraSevinc]

How many shades lighter can Fade Bright lighten the area at most? up to four times at least? I am a Fitz 4 and the area is about four shades darker than my hip area. How often and how long should it be used? Thanks!

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. Melanin inhibitors such as Alpha Arbutin and Hydroquinone can take your skin back to its "natural" coloring. ... no more than that.

[@kkkkxoxox222]

can i do a jessner + tca 13 + dream peel on my inner thighs?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Inner thighs can be more sensitive. So using a lower % is always a good choice. TCA 13 would certainly be a good option. *This also depends on your skin's coloring. If you are Fitz 4-6 group, using a preconditioning melanin inhibitor for 4 weeks is mandatory to help prevent PIH. So don't skip that.

[@reginaregina5876]

What percentage of TCA is safe to use on the armpit and pubic area?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

#1. It is very important to prep your skin prior to a peel. Fade Bright or Hydroquinone are good choices for 4 weeks. **These will also aid in lightening pigmentation on their own. So a great option as a treatment. I suggest a mild acid for these sensitive areas. Lactic 50 or maybe TCA 7 are good choices that will not cause excessive irritation. Moving forward you may be able to move up in % or choose Jessners for pigmentation instead of TCA. That is what I would have recommended.

[@sb19_]

Great video, Thank you. For lightening intimate areas with the 40% Mandelic on a Fitz 4+, do I have to use melanin inhibitors first? Also, I found a peel that contains 20% mandelic, 20% lactic & 20% gycolic - would this work for lightening intimate areas too?... or perhaps too strong?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We highly highly suggest using a melanin inhibitor daily. This is going to make a BIG difference in your lightening. I don't know that product or its pH level (in regards to being a true peel or not)... but, it could certainly be a good option as well.

[@sb19_]

@PlatinumSkinCare thank you so much for your reply. I will certainly incorporate a melanin inhibitor. The peel is a BCN peel pH 1.5-2.5. I wondered how often I could use it and if it would be too harsh on intimate areas?

[@sb19_]

Also, should I continue to use the inhibitor in between peels until the entire treatment process is complete? Sorry for all the questions🙈

[@_r3137]

​@@sb19_hey ....pls suggest me few good melanin inhibitors

[@haleyshirley6266]

Hi, so I’ve been looking into your products for a while and I wanted to do a chemical for the intimate area. I did see that you recommended a melanin inhibitor. I do have hydroquinone 12% and it has kojic acid could that be used as a melanin inhibitor? Also, my skin tone is the same as the picture. Would you recommend I use TCA 13% or mandelic acid? I would like to purchase asap 😆 just want to make sure I’m getting the correct products. Hopefully I get through on KZbin if not I will try to email. Thank you ❤

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. Yes - that can be used as your melanin inhibitor. It is quite powerful. :) If your concerns are discoloration ... extra pigmentation ... I would suggest the Jessners instead.

[@farmanguliyev]

One thing I want to ask, why didn't you suggest using glycolic acid for this purpose? It doesn't help?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We always suggest the acids that have the best properties for a job. Mandelic and Jessners are excellent for discoloration issues. That is the main reason for performing peels in intimate areas ... so we want to stress those. Glycolic is a fine, general acid - but, I would not suggest it for this purpose when I have other options. :)

[@farmanguliyev]

@@PlatinumSkinCare Thanks. Yeah, I asked because I had 50% Glycolic at my hand and also brightening solution 2% Hydroquinone, 4% Arbutin, 4% Niacinamide and Kojic and Lactic acid from Cos De BAHA.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

You could Certainly use that daily to help. @@farmanguliyev

[@breajayy]

Hello I have 2 questions, I am on the darker end of the Fitzpatrick scale would I use fade bright before every peel not just TCA? And what would you recommend for stretch marks, they are bright would a chemical peel help?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

It is always best to pretreat any skin that has more melanin in it - even for mild peels. We are all different. I have seen some end up with a mark from a very very mild peel like a Mandelic when not pretreating accordingly. We want to go the absolute Safest route for our customers ... even though it "may" not be necessary for some. The issue is you would not know until After the incident - and it is terribly hard to get Rid of PIH. So much easier to prevent/lessen its chances. A TCA peel and daily copper peptide treatments can be very helpful for stretch marks. See this: www.platinumskincare.com/scar-treatment/

[@chenny2216]

I only use 10% TCA for my underarms and so far so good, my issue is waxing, when can i wax after the peel? And should i switch to jessner peel for more peeling/flaking? The 10% is not peeling much..

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

A peel can be done 1x per month on the body. Just be sure to avoid any waxing when you are waiting for the skin to peel. SO ... you will want to choose another method while this is happening. I suggest an electric razor ... OR ... a standard one w/wires to protect sensitive skin and a LOT Of shaving foam to protect the skin. Glide lightly. :)

[@maelmare9280]

Can these four products be used at once? or do you recommend one at the time? Fade Bright melanin inhibitor 1-2x per day. 15% Bodywash Triple Treat 25% Body Lotion or Serum 30

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

FB daily = yes. 15% bodywash and Triple Treat Lotion 25 = yes. ***BUT.. the lotion is strong. We suggest starting at 3x per week and adding on days as your skin tolerates/acclimates. No rushing or you will end up red and dry. Choose either the Serum 30 OR the Triple Treat ... not both. :)

[@maelmare9280]

@@PlatinumSkinCare Thank you so much for replying. Blessings.

[@katlennon5488]

For the mandelic acid, for darker skin should you use inhibitiors first? What peel is good for dark inner thighs on dark skin?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

If you are wanting to treat hyperpigmentation - then absolutely. You are going to want to use that anyways. If you are just wanting to do a peel for general reasons ... it isn't as pertinant with a milder acid like mandelic. ... but safer is always better.

[@AnjelicaChrystina]

Does this work for African American skin types as well heard you mention Mediterranean but not darker ethics will it work for us as well??

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. Oh yes. We are just trying to state that anyone with olive skin or darker needs to pretreat and be especially careful with the acid and strengths they choose. The Darker the skin = longer prep and milder %'s or acids.

[@jojoleaa]

I'm African American and have a deeper skin tone. I want to target my stubborn back and arm acne scars as well as my my bikini line. What products would you recommend that i get to safely do so?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. With darker skin we need to Pretreat the skin to help prevent PIH. I suggest you start using Fade Bright or Hydroquinone daily on the areas that you are wanting to peel. Do this for 4 weeks. Then I suggest the Jessners peel. Start with 2 layers only! See how your skin reacts to this and then when you move forward NEXT MONTH with your next peel - you can add on 1 more layer. Continue in this manner with the layers you are comfortable with. The skin on the body takes LONGER to flake than on the face. So expect 10 days before anything is actively coming off and a full 30 days to be 100% completed.

[@jojoleaa]

@@PlatinumSkinCare Would I be able to pair the Jessie's peel with the TCA peel for my back and arms? My concern is less active acne based and more for the post inflammatory hyperpigmentation from the acne scars.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

@@jojoleaa Yes indeed. Jessners is an excellent option for pigmentation.

[@JeanRoux-lw4iq]

I’m wondering, 40% mandelic or 15% tca for a full Brazilian + inner thigh chemical peel? I’ve never done any type of peel but ive currently began using vitamin c and other ingredients for lightening + 12% lactic acid body cream. I’m a fitz type 1 but my affected areas are around type 3.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Those are HUGE differences in strength. Mandelic 40 is very mild on the body. ... and a great place to start for a very sensitive area. But don't expect any visible flaking. TCA 15 would be ok. ... it depends on what you are trying to treat? If it is hyperpigmentation .. I would suggest the Jessners instead. PREP for 4 weeks with a melanin inhibitor as well.

[@leenkhalifeh9897]

so my bikini area can get lighter and get rid of dark pigmentation???...... so I can see best result without doing yellow peeling or co2 laser or fractional co2 laser or pink Intimate system??? what is the best of these treatment that give my bikini area color back?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. Those things that you are saying - none of those suggestions are in our video. Please watch that so you can see the best options to move forward with. :)

[@Anu-hy2rb]

Can we apply glycolic acid peel for hyperpigmentation on bikini area ?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Mandelic or Lactic would be better acid choices for pigmentation - but a glycolic could be used if you already have some on hand. I would suggest a 30% or possibly a 50%. Also, the pretreatment with a melanin inhibitor is going to start the lightening process prior to even requiring the peel. So always start there.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We speak with many estheticians regarding how to use the peels for this process. We counsel them ... and we counsel those at home with the same procedures.

[@Anu-hy2rb]

@@PlatinumSkinCare Thanks a lot for taking your time to clearing out this! I really appreciate it!

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We are happy to help.

[@AngelekaL]

How many peels should you do per year? Should you peel during certain months? (For the face and body)

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We have clients that peel all year around. Some choose to do lighter peels such as weekly Glycolic, Lactic, Mandelic or Salicylic Peels in the summer months and save the TCA for the winter months. Be sure to wear SPF and protective clothing, large hat and sunglasses if outdoors.

[@josiebradley1831]

After I use my peel for the underarms, is it safe to use deodorant the next day?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Generally speaking yes. I use Native Deodorant .. so no chemicals. I feel that is a better option than some of the anti-perspirants. Especially after a peel.

[@RosslytaBhunu]

how much

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. That depends entirely on what product you are choosing. Fade Bright is a daily lightener = www.platinumskincare.com/fade-bright-lightening/ Lactic peel = www.platinumskincare.com/lactic-acid-50-peel/ Jessners = www.platinumskincare.com/jessners-peel/ TCA 7 = www.platinumskincare.com/tca-peel-13-20-30/

[@rosemalinga5956]

Where you get it

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

platinumskincare.com

[@SydneytheJoey]

Can you put TCA on the labia minora? Not the bits near the opening, but the bits that poke out?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

I would recommend staying on the majora to be safe. *If you are concerned with lightening .. use the Fade Bright - or another melanin inhibitor lightener on the minora.

[@SydneytheJoey]

@@PlatinumSkinCare ☺️ Thank you!

[@AnneMargo_tf]

Is Bioaoua private area whitening cream safe?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

I do not know. Please inquire with the manufacture of that product.

[@gamerztheboi]

I wanted to know if TCA peels would be better for dark skin areas then the mandelic peel?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

TCA and Jessners are both stronger than mandelic* which is very mild and preferred for darker skin types that are highly prone to PIH. So, that is definitely an option. If you have ethnic skin though, please pretreat with a melanin inhibitor for 3-4 weeks prior to performing a stronger acid peel. I would suggest the 13% TCA in circumstance such as this (intimate sensitive areas).... as opposed to a stronger option.

[@lilithdluna3672]

Can I order these products online?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

There are links to the website in the description. :)

[@Naz-M]

I bought a few products, didn’t work for me but the peels I know work for your face , have not tried it on my body.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

If you are dealing with hyperpigmentation then begin with a melanin inhibitor like our Fade Bright. Then consider a peel like a Lactic or Jessner.

[@BrideofChristt]

Are they safe for nipples?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

I would use caution there. Even the daily 25% Triple Treat Body Lotion can be very irritating on the chest area. ... that is when avoiding the nipples. *If you are targeting some scarring though - I could understand the application there and would suggest using a Qtip (pressed on side of cup or bottle to remove all drips) and apply to the areas needed. Expect possible irritation and definitely apply a barrier ointment like Aquaphor when applying undergarments that will rub.

[@garimagrewal]

Hii i want some products to clean my private areas like underarms , veginal area

[@garimagrewal]

Could please suggest me one product for dark underarms, booties and veginal area .

[@garimagrewal]

And one product of anus and inner labia tell me how i can purchase and how i can use as my age only 20 .my all body is white but private parts like anus , veginal areas and darkunderarms . Please suggest something ❤

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

This IS the video to help. Did you watch it? We have several suggestions in here. I highly suggest starting with an every day product like our Fade Bright. You can apply that anywhere you have darker skin. A peel like Mandelic 40 would be a good option after using the Fade Bright for a few weeks.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

How about 2? I highly suggest starting with an every day product like our Fade Bright. You can apply that anywhere you have darker skin. A peel like Mandelic 40 would be a good option after using the Fade Bright for a few weeks. @@garimagrewal

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

@@garimagrewal This IS the video to help. Did you watch it? We have several suggestions in here. I highly suggest starting with an every day product like our Fade Bright. You can apply that anywhere you have darker skin. A peel like Mandelic 40 would be a good option after using the Fade Bright for a few weeks.

[@KenyaNicole]

Who knew ? Awesome

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Indeed. This is a very common question that we get on our phoneline and via emails. Several times a week.

[@moncayom86]

Can you use lactic or tca peel to the anus area? And I also have seen clinicians microneedling areas inconjuction with these peels. How would you combine them together.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

You can apply acids to the anus - but always remain on the tissues that are non-mucus producing. I would also suggest pre-treating with a melanin inhibitor daily. *This on its own can help significantly. Expect 4-5 weeks before large changes are readily noticeable. A photo can confirm your progress. Never combine needling And Peels on the same day though. I would rather see an alternation of treatments.

[@kristih911]

hi! do you have to neutralize a 13% tca?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

TCA is self-neutralizing. See here: www.platinumskincare.com/neutralizing-acids-tca-hydroxy-acids/

[@earth222chanel]

Can we use TCA

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

If you are trying to lighten the area - the best acid choice would be the Jessners or AHA's (lactic, mandelic ...). These are gentle/safe on ethnic skin tones. Daily treatments/Prep with a melanin inhibitor is also going to help tremendously and should always be used. TCA in a lower percentage such as 13 could be used after a 4 week prep.

[@angelconstantino6551]

5% inhibitors?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Our inhibitor Fade Bright has 4% Alpha Arbutin, + kojic, azelaic, Granactive retinoid, glutathione and more!

[@dayanflores3236]

Hello, I got a underarm peel but I sweat so much, I ended up putting deodorant and now it hot so much darker! What should I do? I did a 10% peel

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Hello. A 10% .....? TCA? Glycolic? Lactic? I would suggest to use Fade Bright under the arms 1-2x per day prior to your deodorant. Skip the peels for now and just treat topically. In the future if you want to do a peel ... consider something mild like Lactic or Mandelic 1-2x per month.

[@pixidust]

Oh my

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Yes. We can take care of the more sensitive areas as well with peels. :)

[@kennygarcia102]

Is there a to do at home bleaching 🙃

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We are using the Fade Bright serum on a daily basis .... and then a peel can be done 1x per month. We do not have bleaching - but the FB is a melanin inhibitor with lightening properties/acids.

[@missdaydreamss]

@@PlatinumSkinCare what's the ingredients? I don't want to use anything related to hydroquinone

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

@@missdaydreamss This is only a derivative of HQ. It was created to be a safe alternative. I want to stress it is NOT HQ at all. Ingredients here: www.platinumskincare.com/fade-bright-lightening/

[@kennygarcia102]

Where do i buy the products to start lightening my booty 😬??

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

You can find the Fade Bright and chemical peels on our website. platinumskincare.com

[@kshitizsharma6788]

Can this be used inside the booty crack? Would peeling be a problem furing the recovery process?

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Anywhere that does not have a mucus membrane. So - yes.

[@jeanineireland]

Ahhh... No. Even glycolic acid body wash gets into the "moist areas" and inflames them.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We have a 15% acid body wash that should be just fine to wash an intimate area with to help with lightening. Absolutely outer only. Any leave-on products would be exterior as well.

[@jeanineireland]

@@PlatinumSkinCare No. I"m talking about the 15% glycolic acid body washes. I can't use them in the shower to wash full body without it getting in the intimate area and inflaming them. I've tried. Oddly I use dead sea salt for a body scrub and soak with good results.

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Ok. Whatever works for you - is what you need to do. No worries. :) @@jeanineireland

[@Ginger_McElfresh_Art]

Holy smokes, Batman 🔥!!! You guys ever heard of a turpentined cat??? THIS does not sound like a good time 😬

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Performing peels on the body is not generally a "painful" experience. The skin is much thicker and the process is generally quite easy. Nonetheless, we still like to use gentler acids and products to avoid irritation. ... Let's only offer words of encouragement to those that may be dealing with embarrassment though please.

[@sheilakhaindi5648]

😂😂😂😂

[@Anastashya]

No way 😂. Just no. I definitely don’t have that issue and if I did - it’s not somewhere I take selfies of or anything 😂 🥵 🔥🤣🤣

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

We are not asking for a "selfie".. and it is not a negative thing. If you have very white skin this may not be an issue for you personally right now... Childbirth and genetics can cause darkening of the "lady bits" for many. ... age will as well. This is not only for those areas though. Underarms and inner thighs are very common spots. We never judge or criticize - only offer aid. We want everyone to feel GOOD in their skin. This could be a source of embarrassment for someone.

[@Anastashya]

@@PlatinumSkinCare Seriously, I was kind of joking because it sounds scary. 🥵 🔥 😂. I never thought you were asking for a selfie - it doesn’t even read that way. Sorry, my sense of humor kind of “just had to”. 💐

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Thank you for your reply. :) ... We are here if you ever need us.

[@minibabita2285]

Not on vagina but on but under arm legs and back it's because you need to marriage😂 so many dresses over here and their

[@candzgarcia7612]

Hello from Philippines, I have Asian pale skin. I have been using Hydroquinone (2%) cream that also has Tretinoin (0.5%) at the same time I also use toner with same percentage of Hydroquinone & Treninoin, sometimes I also use kojic soap but I don't regularly as it is drying & kinda hurts. This is all from the same brand called Brilliant Skin Essentials. This can be bought as package. I first used it to my face then I started using it on my bikini, sometimes it hurts when it peels that's why I rest on using kojic everyday (is there anything I can do to relieve the irritation when it peels?), I live in teopical country so it is usually dump in my bikini due to sweat so I cannot use moisturizer. Since I am already using Hydroquinone with 2%, would that be enough as melanin inhibitor although the barnd that I am using has tretinoin and alsready caused peeling? I am thinking on starting on Jeesners or Glycolic 20% for every two weeks, I am planning to also do this to my leg oarts that has scars, my face maybe and to my underarm before moving to 50% or stronger percentage. Can I still use the toner I am using that has Hydroquinone & Tretinoin once I started with the Acid peel. May you suggest the best Acid peel for my hyperpigmentation based on my case? What percentage should I start with, can I apply it every two weeks or what would be the best time interval & when can I increase the acid percentage after starting off with 20% on glycolic or I can do jessners? Or just whatever acid & percentage should best for me to start for my face, underarms, legs and specifically on my bikini. I never wore bikini and I am in my 20s and I seriously just want to start enjoying my body. Thank you 💐

[@PlatinumSkinCare]

Jessners is 1x a month generally. Start with maybe 2 layers your FIRST peel. Next month you can do 3 layers. Work UP like this as your skin tolerates. Always use your HQ in between peels!!!! Very Very important with your Asian skin. SPF 50 and covering from the sun. Glycolic 20% is super super mild. That could be done 1x per week .. maybe more. I don't think that will cause any dryness or flaking at all. :) You need to continue with your HQ prep always. This will help to protect you from PIH when you do a stronger peel. Be more gentle with the bikini area. I would be using the HQ there continuously. Mandelic 40 or the milder glycolic is a great option.