Review (5/5): A Rich And Potent Chemical Peel Serum!
This AHA-Alpha Hydroxy Acid Serum is extremely potent.
Listed as a peel, I would say it acts more as a rinsing serum because you end up washing it right off after you apply.
There really isn't an actual "peel" involved but I assume the reason it is listed as a "peel" is perhaps the benefits are equal to that of a acid peel.
(I.E. Removing dead skin without exfoliation!)
The instructions are fairly simple, which is marvelous for someone who isn't too attune to this sort of thing.
I must stress that you should always do a patch test before you apply it completely to the face.
The instructions call for the same thing and I stand 100% with that notion, many people like to skip that and dive straight into these kinds of things without understanding the severity they could have caused if they had sensitive skin.
Many people even complain to a company based on this silliness of not testing a product out before they jump into it.
So again I say, please test yourself first!
Glycolic Acid is the Primary active ingredient for most typical chemical peels.
They promote smoother, younger looking skin by increasing the rate of cell renewal.
This serum is fortified by chitosan, beta glucan, botanical extracts, vitamin B's & and; C and moisturizers for soothing and hydrating skin.
I've seen a noticeably large difference in my skin's overall appearance and smoothness.
I've been a big fan of this company's products since I first dabbled into a few things and they still impress me.
This product is no different, very impressive and high quality serum with benefits and potency to spare!
I love it!
5/5
-The following rating comes from:
1 star- Packaging. (Is the item packaged well?)
1 star- Quality & Materials. (Is the item made well?)
1 star- Functions & Usability. (Does the item work well?)
1 star- Construction & Design. (Does the item look good?)
1 star- Quality Strength & Weight. (Does the item feel good?)
-How I review:
Based on those 5 mentions above, I take everything into consideration before posting a final review.
Also, I use mere common sense when it comes to rating. Is the product worth this amount of stars? Is it not? What would I improve?
Is the negative I dislike, if any at all, something that is an error in construction & design or is it something the company couldn't possibly control?
And, if all else fails, can I do something to alternate or change the ability of this negative?
All this and more is considered before I post.
I do a lot of shopping on Amazon, so I decided to take the liberty to post reviews on items I think deserve it.
Because I want people who are genuinely interested to know more about the product before they commit.
These are my own opinions, I am doing this review merely for the sake of reviewing and expressing my freedom to review.
Thank you!