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dermalure Red Carpet Peel - Mild

Red Carpet Peel - Mild

With PH 1.5, this HYBRID CHEMICAL PEEL is ideal for SENSITIVE skin types. Includes topical ANESTHETICS for a comfortable and pain-free procedure. Ideal for skin rejuvenation of face, neck and hands. Beneficial for treating photodamage, acne, scarring and hyper-pigmentation.
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Ingredients overview

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Retinaldehyde (Retinal) cell-communicating ingredient superstar
Trichloroacetic Acid (Tca) exfoliant goodie
Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHA)
Phenol

dermalure Red Carpet Peel - Mild
Ingredients explained

Also-called: Form of Retinoids, Retinaldehyde;Retinal | What-it-does: cell-communicating ingredient

If you are reading here, we are pretty sure the words retinoids and retinol ring a bell, but if not, you are seriously missing out, please click here immediately to catch up.  The TL;DR version is that retinoids are the royal family of skincare with tretinoin being the king, the only FDA-approved ingredient to treat the signs of photoaging. Retinol is like a grandkid, it has to be converted (through two steps) in the skin to become retinoic acid. The conversion means retinol is both less effective and less harsh on the skin. 

So where does our current molecule, Retinal, aka Retinaldehyde fit into the family (btw, here is a nice visual family tree about who is who)?  Remember that retinol needed two conversion steps to become retinoic acid? Yes, you are right, Retinal is the intermediate step between retinoic acid and retinol, meaning it needs only one conversion step to become active in the skin. If we go with our royal family analogy, Retinal is Prince William, directly next in line to the throne. 

Also-called: TCA | What-it-does: exfoliant

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what‑it‑does exfoliant