What it is:A set of pads pre-moistened with a skin brightening peel.What it is formulated to do:These clinically proven skin brightening peel pads rival the instant smoothness and radiance restoring benefits of a professional 30-percent glycolic peel without the redness. Plus they help restore clarity and improve evenness of skintone.What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes- Petrochemicals- Phthalates- GMOs- Triclosan What else you need to know:Stubborn, skin-aging dark spots are best diminished with a laser. No time? No money? Discover nature's proven results. Of course they're not lasers, but our powerful blend of natural ingredients, including skin-illuminating Japanese basil leaf, cucumber, peony and vitamin C, work at lightning speed to help break apart dark spots and restore brightness to dull, uneven skin without the irritating side effects. For all skin types.

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do you rinse the peel off after using teh pads? the directions are not very clear

asked 1 year, 3 months ago

jonnyrine

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answer 1

It's not necessary, but b/c I have reactive skin, I do usually pat a damp, cool washcloth over my face about five or ten minutes after application. This seems to work well for me.

answered 2 months ago

ear001

(Boondocks, ND)

answer 2

I do not rinse after use. I wash my face and instead of applying toner I will use a pad. Then I apply an anti aging serum from Philosophy.

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

mlaguna

(Chicago IL)

answer 3

no, you leave it on

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

beatrixtowers

(Calexico, ca)

answer 4

Hi johnnyrine. You don't have to rinse this off after applying. I hope that helps!

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

tiffanybt

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how many times a week should i use this product??

I have pretty bad and old Acne scars how many times a week shouldl i use this product without drying my face??

asked 1 year, 2 months ago

Anonymous

(Calgary,Alberta)

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answer 1

I use it 2 to 3 times per week. Because I have reactive skin, I pat a washcloth dampened with cool water over my face about five or ten minutes after using it. This system works well for me, and makes the product one of my favorites.

answered 2 months ago

ear001

(Boondocks, ND)

answer 2

I use it every other day without it drying out my skin, it's pretty gentle. But, you probably just have to see what works for you- use it less often if it's irritating!

answered 6 months ago

Urbie

(Chicago, IL)

answer 3

It says 'twice weekly' on the container - it doesn't dry me out at all so I tend to use more like every other day & have no problems... I also cut the pads in half to make them last longer since they are kind of expensive.

answered 10 months ago

abmac

(Brooklyn, NY)

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When do you use this day or night?

asked 11 months ago

Anonymous

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answer 1

Night.

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

forestgirl

(Ocala National Forest FL)

answer 2

I use this at night so I can let it settle without any makeup or other skin products [I also skip moisturizer except under my eyes] and do its work overnight. Remember to follow package warning about sun sensitivity and wear sunscreen during the day.

answered 8 months ago

Anonymous

(Canada)

answer 3

Either day or night - only it makes your skin more sensitive to the sun so I exclusively use it at night.

answered 10 months ago

abmac

(Brooklyn, NY)

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What to use afterward?

Should this be followed by serum and moisturizer? If so, should you wait a certain amount of time before applying anything else?

asked 11 months ago

Anonymous

(Leola, PA)

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answer 1

My usual procedure is to wash with a gentle cleanser, then use one of the pads, wiping it gently across & around my face - giving particular attention to fine lines & "crows' feet" - until the pad feels dry (this usually takes several minutes, because the jar has a generous amount of the peel liquid). I wait a minute until the liquid dries, then apply a nighttime moisturizer/cream. I do NOT rinse the peel product off. However, everybody's skin is different, so you'd need to see what works best for you.

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

forestgirl

(Ocala National Forest FL)

answer 2

In my personal experience, I wash my face, then wipe these on my face. Then any serum, and then moisturizer. But only use these 2x max. You don't want to over whelm your skin!

answered 8 months ago

Sstoakss

(Dunedin, FL)

answer 3

Yes, you can follow this up with a serum so that the potent ingredients will absorb best onto your healthy skin cells and not the dead, damaged or discolored ones.

answered 11 months ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

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How moisturizing this?

asked 1 year, 5 months ago

nicnikkiz

(Spokane wa)

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answer 1

you will need a separate moisturizer

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

puhf

(New York, NY)

answer 2

I don't think this product is moisturizing, but it did not dry my skin out. It did improve my skin texture and give it a nice glow after just one use.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

gamp

(New Jersey)

answer 3

It is not a moisturizer. So you would want to use a moisturizer after.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

cjbwi

(WI)

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before or after toner?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

icyjen

(new york, new york)

on Brighter By Nature™ High-Potency Brightening Peel with Fruit Acids

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answer 1

Instead of.

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

forestgirl

(Ocala National Forest FL)

answer 2

I think you may run the risk of irritating your skin if you use a toner after the peel depending on what you use. Honestly, I don't use a toner when I use this peel, but if you really need it, then it would be best before.

answered 7 months ago

kaye123

(Dallas, TX)

answer 3

Use it as a substitute for toner twice a week.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

beautytester

(New England)

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Works for age spots?

I have brown spots from age and sun damage. Hydro quinine products haven't worked. Has anyone with mature skin had success with this product?

asked 1 year, 3 months ago

fiftyanyone

(Philadelphia, Pa)

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answer 1

I'm 65 & have started to see some age spots - but not many. This is not a bleaching product. What it mainly does is remove dry, flaky, patchy areas.

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

forestgirl

(Ocala National Forest FL)

answer 2

I find it helpful for sun damage and dark spots -- but of course everyone's skin is different.

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

missandree

(Toronto, Ontario)

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How do you use this product?

I used a glycolic acid peel before and i would leave it on my skin over night and i would use it every three days. Can i do the same with this product?

asked 1 year, 2 months ago

tayh

(Fresno, Ca)

on Brighter By Nature™ High-Potency Brightening Peel with Fruit Acids

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answer 1

I use these pads 2-3 times a week. After the liquid dries, I apply a nighttime moisturizer. I do not rinse the peeling liquid off first. I have dry, somewhat sensitive "mature" skin & have not seen any irritation - if anything, my skin just looks smoother & has more of a glow. But everyone's skin is different - if similar products have irritated your skin in the past, I'd suggest you splash on a little cool water & then use your usual moisturizer/night cream.

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

forestgirl

(Ocala National Forest FL)

answer 2

When I purchased this product, the girl who helped me told me there was no need to rinse or remove this product after you apply it. So its not one that you apply, leave on for a certain amount of time, and then take off. I usually apply lotion after I use this. Its not a very strong peel, it works more as an exfoliator. The package recommends using it 2x a week, though you could probably use it more often if you don't have sensitive skin. It brightens and exfoliates the skin overall, but its not a very strong product.

answered 8 months ago

sjwtexas

(texas)

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What type of acids?

I'm pregnant and can't use products containing certain acids. Does this product contain AHAs or Salicylic Acid?

asked 3 months ago

angela3

(Chicago, IL)

on Brighter By Nature™ High-Potency Brightening Peel with Fruit Acids

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answer 1

Unfortunately salicylic acid even though the origins packaging is misleading with the "fruit acids" claim. I was totally fooled!

answered 1 month ago

nygirl81

(NY,NY)

answer 2

Fruit & grain juice extracts (which contain natural hydroxy acids) and willow bark (natural salicylic acid) start to appear about a third of the way down the ingredients list. A smaller amount of additional Salicylic Acid is also added, as is caffeine. Both appear about two-thirds of the way down the list. As a peel, this formula is fairly mild (I used it more as a serum-type product myself), but you still probably want to check with your OB to make sure it's okay.

answered 2 months ago

ear001

(Boondocks, ND)

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Will this diminish the appearance of acne scars?

asked 1 year, 6 months ago

deathydesires

(San Diego, CA)

on Brighter By Nature™ High-Potency Brightening Peel with Fruit Acids

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answer 1

I have noticed this lightening some post acne marks. While nothing works overnight (unfortunately) this is the best product I've found.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

sbrynn

(Arlington, VA)

answer 2

I have only minor acne scarring, but I'd say yes - the smoothing effects tended to reduce the appearance of skin imperfections and texture inconsistencies of all kinds across my face. It's primarily a toning and brightening treatment, however, so if you have more intensive acne scarring I might recommend following up with a smoothing primer before makeup.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

Sibylla

(Cherokee, AL)

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