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Just researching.
Are chemical/ acidic peels harmful on dark brown skin complexions.
Are Blacks more susceptible to have problems/ injuries.

Keloids, scarring, etc?

deep peels like TCA or phenol can cause scarring or hypo/hyperpigmentation. However glycolic acid might be fine for you. I add some citric and glycolic acid to my cream.
Start off with a low percentage and then work your way up.

good advice megan, some ppl have good results with glycolic peels others have quit the opposite, you never know how your skin will react until you try so to be safe its always good to start low as megan stated

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glycolic acid peel are 100% natural, it comes straight from a sugar cane, like meagan said tca peels can be dangerous to anyones skin no matter what race you are, depending on how high the percentage is, im brown skin and i use glycolic acid peels weekly and my skin has never looked better!!!

I ve had several peels about 20%. Only one peel went deep so deep I looked like a burn victim. I didn't leave the house for 3 days. I ddnt pick at the flaking. I was fine. I was told if u pick the peeling skin. it will leave dark marks

I ve had several peels about 20%. Only one peel went deep so deep I looked like a burn victim. I didn't leave the house for 3 days. I ddnt pick at the flaking. I was fine. I was told if u pick the peeling skin. it will leave dark marks

burn victim:eek::eek: sounds scary but did the skin recover a look nice after the intial trauma

of course that what peels do kinda like retin a
the small dots flake off.

I've had wonderful results with glycolic peels. Recently, I've started doing them myself but only 35%. Anything higher I'm not comfortable doing on my own.

With regular glys my skin feels better, looks more even, seems to react to moisturizers and treatments better too.