This is an account of Day 5 of VI Precision Peel. Start with Day 1 story if you’ve missed it. Morning of Day 5 (VI Precision Peel) I woke up to a second day of extreme dryness. The corner of my eye was sore and red. And my skin texture was uneven and patchy-red. The neck started to peel too and felt […]
This is an account of Day 4 of VI Precision Peel. Start with Day 1 story if you’ve missed it. I kept waking up to find myself subconsciously scratching my face. While semi-awake, I told myself to stop doing that. But I would doze off and by the time I woke up again, I would find myself scratching my face…again. This cycle repeated itself a
This is an account of Day 3 of VI Precision Peel. Catch Day 1 story if you’ve missed it. Morning of Day 3 (VI Precision Peel) I woke up with slightly sore lips, even though that area was spared from VI Precision peel. In case you did not know, VI peel can seep or leak to areas where the acid
This is an account of Day 2 of VI Precision Peel. Catch Day’s 1’s story here if you’ve missed it. Generally speaking, I slept quite well though I could recall feeling itch on my face during the night. I tolerated the itch well and did not need to use any of the 3 lifelines, i.e. post-peel protectant, hydrocortisone or tablet.
It’s time for my regular VI Precision Peel again. Let me share with you a day-by-day account of the peeling experience. Hopefully, this can help you understand the timeline of events, and plan your days better. That is, if you decide to try it too. Why VI Precision Peel? As written in my earlier post on superficial Lactic acid peel, there are
After spending a lot of money at local aesthetic clinics, I can’t tell you how excited I was when my overseas shipment of MUAC 40% Lactic Acid Peel arrived. MUAC stands for Makeup Artist’s Choice and is a US-based company specializing in professional cosmeceuticals, skincare and mineral makeup. 1/2 oz Lactic Acid Peel at 40% I was so eager to use it such that