Top 3 chemical peel active ingredients that you cannot ignore

For chemical peels, in addition to following standard medical procedures, you must use reliable active ingredients to achieve the highest efficiency. Let’s explore the article about the top 3 active ingredients currently used in the chemical peel process with Enbi Bao Bao Nail & Spa.

Multi-functional peeling agent Azelaic Acid

The first active ingredient in skin peeling is Azelatic Acid, which is a very versatile and multifunctional active ingredient. It can treat all skin problems including acne, from mild to moderate acne and is the only active ingredient that can respond to non-comedonal inflammatory acne (callous acne). In addition, Azelatic Acid can also treat skin pigmentation problems, including post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone, and dark spots.

At the same time, it is also an active ingredient recognized by the FDA that can treat telangiectasia on the skin. Azelatic Acid is known to be a fairly gentle active ingredient, suitable for all subjects, and causes little irritation on most skin types.

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Mandelic Acid – Active ingredient for skin rejuvenation peeling

The second active ingredient that can be mentioned is Mandelic Acid. If you are interested in issues of rejuvenation, surface tightening, and support for removing tiny wrinkles, you cannot ignore Mandelic Acid. This is considered the active ingredient with the largest molecular weight in the AHA family, so it is very difficult to encounter cases of irritation or uncontrollable reactions when using Mandelic Acid. When using this active ingredient on the skin, it will bring a tightening effect from the first use and the most suitable concentration will be from 25% -45%.

Active ingredient for acne peeling Salicylic Acid

The last active ingredient that needs to be mentioned is Salicylic Acid, this is a representative of the BHA family that cannot be ignored when we mention acne peeling, it is considered an active ingredient with extremely effective and powerful effects such as tightening pores, reducing excess sebum, and especially supporting acne treatment.

Immediately after peeling Salicylic Acid from 2 to 4 days, all small acne spots can dry up and fall off by themselves during our daily activities. Larger acne spots will have a very quick phenomenon of clumping, we can easily remove the acne cores in the most gentle way without leaving conditions such as redness or too much swelling.

The most suitable concentration when using Salicylic Acid in peeling will be from 15% -40%. However, this is considered a fairly strong active ingredient, so it can easily cause breakouts on sensitive skin, skin with a history of corticoid infection, or skin that is undergoing treatment. Therefore, when choosing a peel line containing this active ingredient, you need to be extremely careful and absolutely careful.

Conclusion

Above is an article about the 3 most popular types of skin peeling active ingredients today. It is important to note that you should choose a reputable skin care spa and know how to properly care for your skin after peeling to achieve the highest peeling effect. Hopefully, the sharing of Enbi Bao Bao Nail & Spa will help you gain more useful knowledge before deciding to use the appropriate chemical peel service for your skin.

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