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At Home - How To Glycolic Acid Peel

Written By Budget Make Up Addict on Tuesday, Apr 05, 2016 | 01:26 AM

 
Who am I? I am an Asian girl who could not find a girl who looked like me making tutorials online. My eyes are different, my lips are different and my nose is different from the Michelle Phan's of the world. And because of this, I decided I needed to start my own channel in order to educate girls who look like me. We all deserve to look good and feel good too and there are products out there just for us. My goal? To provide useful and informative make up tutorials for the everyday South East Asian girl. And I love affordable make up that everyone can have access to. I will be doing a lot of reviews on inexpensive, accessible make up from drug stores and skin care products for girls who just don't have perfect skin. I understand your troubles. I know what it's like to have skin that is less than flawless. ---------- ***WARNING: DO NOT OVERDO IT. IF IT BURNS TOO MUCH TO TOLERATE, PLEASE NEUTRALIZE WITH BAKING SODA.*** I've always had hyperpigmentation. Whether it is from cystic acne or from scarring due to pimples breaking - I have always gotten dark spots on my face. I decided a few months ago that I had enough. I learned to do mild glycolic peels. It has helped with brightening my skin. Hope it does wonders for your skin! Items Used: Skin Fix - Cleansing Oil Marcelle - Eye Make Up Remover Life Brand - Gentle Facial Cleanser (Dupe for Cetaphil) Arm & Hammer - Baking Soda Exact - 99% Isopropyl Alcohol Vaseline - Petroleum Jelly Cotton Balls Water Balea - Skin Brightening Sheet Mask (Or use any honestly) Olay - Regenerist Luminous Moisturizer OZ Naturals - Vitamin C Facial Serum ASDM - 25% Professional Grade Glycolic Acid Music: www.bensound.com