What it is:A peeling gel that visibly rolls, lifts, and sweeps away dead skin cells when massaged onto skin. What it is formulated to do:Multiaction enzymes (pineapple, pomegranate, and keratinase) along with cellulose effectively peel and help uncover a smooth, fresh, new complexion without drying, irritating, or causing undue stress to skin. It removes impurities and decongests clogged pores for a youthful, radiant look. What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates - Phthalates What else you need to know:This product is for all skin types.

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Questions & Answers for Peter Thomas Roth FIRMx™ Peeling Gel

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Let it dry on skin?

Are you supposed to let this dry first before rubbing it? It doesn't say that on the tube (i have a sample size tube), so I can't tell if you rub this in while it's wet or let it dry on my face first.

asked 3 months, 1 week ago

amys

(columbia, md)

on FIRMx™ Peeling Gel

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answer 1

Rub it in a circular motion to areas of face neck chin cheeks forehead until your skin stares peeling then move to another area. Leave on for 5 minutes to dry. Then wash off with water. I use a washcloth to remove any excess.

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

workoutnani

(Summit NJ)

answer 2

dont let it drry just leave on 5 mins and wash off with warm cloth

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

serfermom59

(ocean view, de)

answer 3

Don't let it sit, just rub it in. One of the reviews says it tells you to let it sit, but it just plain doesn't. Make sure your face is dry, use a generous amount and smooth all over face before massaging in (to ensure even coverage).

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Hillerious

(Ogden, Utah)

answer 4

No, you just rub it on your face and rinse.

answered 2 months, 3 weeks ago

robby5313

(Fremont, NE)

answer 5

no - you apply and rub in a circular motion. once you are done with your entire face, rinse with water!

answered 3 months ago

daniellebev

(Lowell, MA)

answer 6

Hi, my name is Norma. To use the product apply it in a circular motion while wet. You can leave it on for a few minutes before rinsing.

answered 3 months ago

joiful

(Middle River, Md)

answer 7

You want to rub it in right when you put the product on your face.

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

carlss6

answer 8

Yes the product works best when dried on the skin first.

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

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Is this product a smooth exfoliant?

I previously use the Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask because it was an effective smooth exfoliant (now discontinued). The new pumpkin-based product has sand-like granules. Is this product a good replacement for the PTR smooth enzyme mask?

asked 3 months, 3 weeks ago

Anonymous

(Ellicott CIty, MD)

on FIRMx™ Peeling Gel

3 answers

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answer 1

Yes. There are no scratchy granules in this product, the exfoliating is a chemical reaction (that makes it sound bad, but I like this stuff).

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Hillerious

(Ogden, Utah)

answer 2

This is a smooth exfoliant and does not have granules in it.

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

carlss6

answer 3

This does not contain any granules. It's a smooth gel that creates little bunches as you rub it into your skin (which apparently is your dead skin). It isn't a "scrub" type exfoliant at all!

answered 3 months, 2 weeks ago

moxiemaya

(New York, NY)

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FirmX Peeling Gel vs. Amore Pacific Enzyme Peel?

I am trying to decide which one to purchase. Has anyone tried both? Are the results similar? I have tried the Amore Pacific and was quite amazed at how effective it was.

asked 2 months, 3 weeks ago

JustH

(Brooklyn,NY)

on FIRMx™ Peeling Gel

2 answers

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answer 1

I have used both products and found that the PTR FirmX peeling gel works better for me. I use the Amore Pacific gel moisturizer and eye gel, both of which I love. For my dry and aging skin, I recommend the FirmX peeling gel.

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

southerncharmer

(Atlanta, GA)

answer 2

I've tried both. They don't really work similarly at all in my experience, but they both leave the skin smooth after. The PeterThomasRoth has more of a novelty to it's use and works well. I tried out the AmorePacific more recently and I prefer the PeterThomasRoth.

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Hillerious

(Ogden, Utah)

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Difference between roth peeling gel & roth clinical peel

what is the difference..do I need both? I am 49 yrs old. thx

asked 2 months ago

daisyface

(Virginia Beach, Va)

on FIRMx™ Peeling Gel

1 answer

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answer 1

The Firmx peel utilizes plant enzymes that are mild, so they are perfect for all sking types, even the most sensitive skin. The Clinical peel is a pumpkin enzyme peel, which is a little stronger and generally best suited for oily/combination to normal skin types.

answered 1 month ago

Summer2013

(Tampa, FL)

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Does this work on body?

i have a lot of dead skin all over my body and was wondering if this would work all over my body, such as arms, legs,back and stomach. Will this product work?

asked 2 weeks, 5 days ago

jass105

on FIRMx™ Peeling Gel

1 answer

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answer 1

It would definitely help!

answered 4 days ago

paulag

(Astoria, OR)

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