Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Sensitive Skin Peel.

Yes. This self-neutralizing peel is specifically formulated for reactive and rosacea-prone skin, minimizing irritation and redness. A trained esthetician will customize application and concentration, ensuring gentle exfoliation while protecting the skin barrier. Patch testing is recommended for extra caution.

Downtime is minimal for most clients. Some may experience light flaking, mild redness, or temporary sensitivity for 1–3 days. Avoid sun exposure, use gentle skincare, and follow post-care instructions to support healing and maintain results.

Typically a series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart provides noticeable improvement. Frequency and total sessions depend on skin condition, sensitivity, and desired outcomes. Your esthetician will create a personalized plan after consultation.

Yes, many treatments pair well, such as calming facials, LED therapy, or targeted serums. Your therapist will assess timing to avoid irritation and schedule complementary services to enhance results without compromising skin sensitivity.

Avoid retinoids, abrasive scrubs, waxing, and excessive sun exposure for at least one week before and after treatment. Use gentle cleansers, hydrating products, and SPF daily. Follow your esthetician’s personalized pre- and post-care instructions for best outcomes.

Most clients report mild tingling or warmth but not significant pain. Because it’s self-neutralizing and formulated for sensitivity, discomfort is minimal. Communicate any strong stinging to your esthetician to adjust strength or stop the treatment immediately.