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Summary: Learn more about the applications of chemical peels in this free video. Watch the step-by-step process and decide if this spa beauty procedure is right for your type of skin problem or condition.
Angie Yarid is the owner of L.A. Tans & Aesthetic Center in Miami, Fla. Yarid has more than 25 years of experience and is certified in VelaShape, laser hair removal, and is a facial...read more
"On behalf of expertvillage.com, my name is Angie Yarid from LA Wax and Skincare Center in Miami, Florida and today we’ll be talking about chemical peels. Now for the application of our chemical peel we need our mixing bowl and our application brush. Of course these are sanitized. We have our sanitizer which is very important. Then we’re going to add our acid, and of course I did talk about the percentage that we’re going to use. For Mary her skin is not that damaged so what we’re going to do is a light peel which is going to be at a very low percentage. Basically it stands at about 25% of the acid that we’re going to use. And of course we have to mix it with our booster and then we do the application to the face, so we’re going to start mixing our solution."
eHow Article: How to Apply a Chemical Peel: Part 2
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