answer 1
The 30% glycolic acid is VERY misleading. The syringe has two barrels, one containing the acid, the second containing the base, or neutralizer. When mixed, the peel becomes warm. This is actually the glycolic acid being neutralized. It is a fun product, but I have gotten better results with a 5% glycolic wash, which does not contain neutralizers.
answered 2 years, 6 months ago
answer 2
It must already be neutralized. Law regulates active glycolic up to 10% only for over the counter use. Anything above that is for Salon or Doctor use/app. So, there is absolutely no benefit to paying $78 for an non-effective glycolic acid (not enzyme) in the product. I have used up to 40% and it can be very dangerous if not monitored and timed based on each person's individual skin condition. You must be licensed to apply over 10%. And as far as self-neutralizing...How can an acid neutralize itself? I suggest researching this acid & having a professional strength application.
answered 2 years, 7 months ago
answer 3
30%, try it!
answered 2 years, 8 months ago
prepskinb4makeup
(San Francisco, CA)
answer 4
It has 30% Glycolic Acid
answered 2 years, 9 months ago