i went thru a whole bottle 😂

I did it too🤣🤣🤣🤣

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😅😅😅😅

Loved doing that as a kid! Hell I’m an adult about to turn 52 in a few days might just do this for my birthday 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉

This prcedure should never be done in a spa! An aesthetician is not a medical professional. They're cosmetologists. A chemical peel comes with many risks that a cosmetologist can't handle. It's like a general practitioner (internist) doing a bbl or face-lift, which lawfully they can do, but not specialized schooling to learn all facets required as plastic surgeons. Hence all the botched bbl's, face-lift, botox, etc. People have even died or had horrific permanent results. Always look into medical credentials and ask for references of prior patients. Sanctions and lawsuits aren't always available, or worse yet hopping from state/country to stay ahead of their mayhem. Cost should never be an issue above safety. Just know that a chemical peel is a lengthy process. Consult a good dermatologist. As I stated above, our melanin is magical, but we scar (keloid) easily. Gentle exfoliation and a good skin care regime works wonders. Vaseline is one of the best non comodegenics around. That six to eight weeks of a chemical peel can be used to naturally care for your skin. I'm sixty one and have used the same thing from my hair to my feet. Now, in full disclosure, genetics play a huge role, as does aging, illness and vices. As well as prior care. I used to hate it when my mom would braid my hair and rub me down in Vaseline, sending me to school looking like a fresh minted copper penny. The only thing we bathed with was Octagon soap. That bar of soap lasted over a week in a family of eight. Cost? 59 cents. Pardon my soliloquy.

I bet!❤❤❤❤❤

How long does it take to peel? Is it done over one session ? The whole treatment and peeling or do I have to wait days or such then peel?

Wow that’s cheap??? I thought they were more expensive

@@lelecheesyyou usually need at least 2-3

Great advice!

@@leahv.2537 I get treatments done and learned so much due to trial and error so I always give people honest advice most people won’t ever be so honest and will let you mess your face up at a beauty spa

And specifically go to a Dermatologist who specializes in ethnic and dark skin if you’re olive or melanated…I remember going to a board-certified dermatologist and he was not sensitive to my skin needs after booking & waiting 6 months to see him…He told me “it’s natural for your skin to do that!” Speaking to my hyperpigmentation and sent me home with a medicated body wash for my “kerotosis” he fixated on… He ignored every concern I raised and requests for treatment (light therapy, retinol, peels) then dismissed me with “Here’s my PA, I have to go finish up my Client’s light therapy” I’ve had better experiences with estheticians and MD Spas than an derme

Agree from experience

💯💯💯 Agree. I go to my dermatologist. I had no peeling, but 3 times a micro needling and two times a laser treatment 3 months after the needling. That was 4 years ago, and my skin is still good. Some scars are nearly invisible now, and the skin is over all smooth. Your dermatologist will also tell you which treatment is the best for you. Maybe you don't need a peeling, maybe you are good with only some lasering. He will know the best.

lol thats always how it be. and they always have the best eyelashes

Innit tho😂

you and your husband should both wash your faces with cetaphil. this is a very reputable brand. And has been used in American hospitals to wash newborns since the 1950s. your mother and grandmother know cetaphil.

Good for you. Stick to the basics. Cleanser, Moisturiser and sunscreen. Most of other stuff are marketing gimmicks anyway.

jojoba oil, shea butter and vaseline.

Yep, I want to shed my whole body like a snake 😅😂

😂😂😂

Same, I’m ready to shed the leopard print 😂

Chilllle....listen!!

@@josephine4611LMAO, I just screamed yo. But me too!! 😭😅

Try pulling it off yourself , the most excruciating pain😢

Thank so much, I didn’t know and definitely gonna try it out ❤

The before and afters are amazing 🙌🏽💗 and my local spa has it… you dropped a huge gem!!!!

Do you get them in winter or summer?

What VI?

People of color refers to Asian, Indians, Caribbean, Latino, Spanish.. so did u meant for black ppl?

Nah, I’m good on this. I don’t wanna wake up and find my scalp missing. No, thanks! I rather stay ugly. 🙅🏾‍♀️

@@momo382844 You're beautiful, stop it.

@@momo382844🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 IM SCREAMING LAUGHING! Not, ‘finding your scalp removed’.

That’s Paula’s Choice I’ve been using for about 2 years it’s amazing no procedures needed here

@@Shonnasyoutube Paula’s Choice removes hyperpigmentation?

Do you find it helps with acne scars?

@@yercabbages yes it does! Because it creates uniformed micro wounds over the acne scars, it forces your body to heal the wounds by creating collagen and new skin cells to fill in the mirco channels. 6 sessions, 1 treatment per month is minimum to really get the best visible results by evening out the texture and tone as well as firm up the tissue under the top layer of skin. It’s best for wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, acne scarring, large pores, stretch marks, and can help grow hair

remember derma plane has no downtime. this is 6 days, which is not bad. but different. Both work great. Also, do you want to go back to salon again to have it removed. I like one and done.

This would be better

I wish she would of left the link to the video up so we can set up an appointment to this office. Because whoever did this was really gentle

Its spool is good for hyperpigmentation from acne scars. Lactic acid is brightening, salicylic is anti acne and glycolic is all but the dermatologist in the video doesn't believe glycolic is good for WOC. I've always chosen lactic. Salicylic is okay but I need my glooow

⁠@@NoName-sp5dpglycolic acid may have hot spots which may result in more hyperpigmentation.

Obviously everything 😅are you blind 😅

@@monejohn9973 Is your mother blind? Is your mother?…

What kind please and thank you

Not sure what Dr. Stephens will say, hope she sees this, but sun damage needs to be examined by a dermatologist don't you think?

Safer and cheaper to use glycolic acid

Research.

mine too!!

I love it! Been my got to for about 3 yrs now!

I use and love

My absolute favorite sunscreen♥️

Its usually recommended to discontinue tretinoin one week prior to getting the chemical peel

@@DrAlexisStephens so what chemical peel Do you ask for if you want to get this exact peel?!

@@DrAlexisStephenshow long after the chemical peel before resuming trentenoin?

@@2minutetopicsI continued mine right after I was completely done peeling.

@@tanisgeorgetti1439the one actually recommended to you by a licensed professional after a consultation. Not by asking the universal WiFi comment section

A chemical for dark spots for skin of color is PCA chemical peels. They work great. Or if you want to do spot treatment then just get a rx from your dermatologist for Hydroquinone 4% or 6% and use at night. But the best thing is wearing a mineral sunscreen with SPF 30+ or higher daily such as Elta MD Clear sunscreen. Hope that helps 🙂

​@shalandrianicolesimmons5917 did you mean TCA? I just had one done for the first time and I'm devastated at the mark on my face. It looks like it's going to peel and be okay... I'm being patient as it's Day 5. However the aesthetician suggested Reveskin DistinctBrite and the Elta MD sunblock. I'm wondering if you had any issues with the TCA peel?

@@naturallycheyeMy esthetician said that TCA chemical peels are too harsh for people of color. How did it go for you?

Yes its the dead layer of skin being exfoliated at the upper most layer of the skin

Have you tried cutting processing food and sugar and using something like Dim or myo d chiro to balance hormones? I also like clay mask to pull out toxins.

Happy to. Just added your @handle🥰

@@DrAlexisStephens thank you

I’m black and do what’s called the Perfect Peel twice a Year and love it 👍🏿

You sale it 😂

@@tlc2964 sometimes! Hee ppl ask . I don’t try to . Lol

What does skin color have to do with the fact that the person probably should be wearing gloves?!! But, if you look closely, the person removing the peel has dark knuckles, probably not white.

They usually cost about $100-$150 ik Massage Envy used to only $50 but that was years ago

@@newflower8974 ok thank you I’ll check them out!

@@newflower8974Was theirs effective? Goodness knows their massages aren’t worth a damn.

Phenolic Acid peel? That's the only one that comes to mind. It's not recommended for people of color.

What the last comment said and if you are fits Patrick 4 and up don’t do it !!!!!!

Bingo!

Yep. During the winter when the sun is not as strong.

You could not have watched the video and listened because she explained this is NOT a chemical peel and is a necessary part of the process.