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Summary: To give a facial peel, apply the product to the entire face within one minute, let it sit for up to five minutes and flush the face with cool water to remove. Administer a facial peel, applying a toner and calming moisturizer afterward, with beauty advice from a clinical aesthetician in this free video on skin care.
Keeley Selvage has been in the skin care industry for more than five years. She was employed at a physician's office for three years where she was the senior clinical aesthetician....read more
"Have you been curious about how to do a peel? My name is Keeley Selvage with Keeley skin solutions and I'm going to show you how to apply a professional peel. My model here already has a clean face and I'm going to use a peel on him. There are several different types of peels. You've probably heard of glycolic, maybe alphahydroxy. This one is actually acidified amino acids. It's going to dissolve the dead skin on his face and leave him with glowing beautiful skin. I'm going to start at the forehead here, and you need to get it on quickly. On the entire face in one minute. And I put it on the forehead first then to the chin, and the outer areas of the face. Ok Chris on a scale of one to ten, ten being the worst, how does that feel. As far as tingly it's like a two or three. Ok which is very good. If your client has an eight go ahead and take it off immediately. Cause that does not feel good and you want to go ahead and take it off and they've had enough exfoliation at that point. So with this peel we want to let it stay on for one to two minutes but some up to five. You can leave them on. So I have my cool water, I'm going to go ahead and start wiping him from the forehead and this is also something you want to do quickly. Cause at this point they are ready to be cooled off. You want to swipe it three times with cool water thoroughly. And then after that three times you want to ask them if there's any particular spots still itching or burning. Ok any particular spots still itching or burning Chris. No it feels real good. Good, good. Ok so after you do that you want to spritz your client with a moisturizing and calming toner and then put on a nice calming moisturizer. My name is Keeley Selvage with Keeley Skin solutions and that is how you give a peel. Looks good."
eHow Article: How to Give a Facial Peel
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