MD Skincare Alpha Beta Daily Face Peel- 2 Steps, 30 Applications
by MD Skincare
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Product reviews of MD Skincare Alpha Beta Daily Face Peel- 2 Steps, 30 Applications
Review: intensive
Beauty product: 4 Stars
These work. Very well. But I worry that I won't be able to commit to spending 5 minutes on this every day. It's a couple minutes to apply step one, then a couple minutes to wait, then a couple minutes to apply step two, then wait a bit. Then the next step cannot apply alcohol or rinsing. So this needs to happen when you have the time and no plans to apply an alcohol product immediately afterward. So for me it seems like the best time to apply is an hour before bedtime. Then just before bedtime I can apply eye and night cream.
This product is good for someone who has some fine lines and perhaps occasional surface acne. It is not for someone with sensitive skin. Please note that you will need to use skincare that provides more moisture while you employ this regimen because the exfoliation will cause temporary dryness.
Review: pads stayed moist/nice product
Beauty product: 5 Stars
I did not have any trouble with the pads drying out. Each night when I used them, I would seal up each jar and put the two jars back into the original box. The pads stayed very wet until I used up the last one. I will order this product again Review: works even on my fussy, sensitive skin BUT its expensive.
Beauty product: 4 Stars
I've been using this product for almost a month now. After cleansing with Aveeno Positively Radiant cream I use these pads. At first I was afraid the acid might inflame the rosacea on my cheeks, but it has not done so and some internet research I have done indicates that glycolic acid is actually good for rosacea. I have found that I no longer have to use the Neutrogena microdermabrasion system to keep my face smooth, and that my pores look smaller. My research indicates that the step 1, the "Peel" (misnomer, it is not a peel and your skin does not peel off) step has the proper pH for the glycolic acid to be effective. HOWEVER, Paula Begoun has written that the step 2 does not have the proper pH. I'd like to see someone else make a similar and cheaper product, and create a step 2 with a proper pH. If the price was only half as much I'd give it 5 stars.