FALL - THE TIME TO WORK ON ORANGE PEEL SKIN

Orange Peel Skin Texture usually stems from a loss of elasticity in the skin—your skin's ability to stretch and contract back into place. A loss of elasticity can enhance the appearance of large pores, fine lines, and other skin concerns. The most common culprits are age and sun exposure.

We can change "Orange Peel Skin Texture" by using Niacinamide - Niacinamide or Vitamin B3 It prevents pores from becoming clogged and bumpy, which is usually one of the leading causes of large pores and adds to the Orange Peel Texture. Another product that is very beneficial is Salicylic Acid removing the debris from the pores making it appear smaller and will smooth the appearance as well. The importance of Hyaluronic Acid Serum for Orange Peel Texture is it's ability to plump the skin correcting dehydration.

But, The heavy hitters that can be used for "Creating Real Changes" are Glycolic Acid Cream, and Retinol. There is a secret behind the application of these two products. It's pertinent to understand your skin sensitivity while using these two products. They can cause Sensitivity and inflammation, applying a calming ingredient over the top is very important. We recommend that a sensitive skin type start by using:

A.M. Boosting Serum or Neuropeptide Serum and applying Glycolic Acid Cream a few times per week. Layering Pro-Skin Brighten & Inhibit with Kojic Acid for calming. Boosting this treatment with Luminous Glow Peel Pads with Salicylic Acid as skin becomes acclimated.

Non-Sensitive Skin:

Luminous Glow Peel Pads, Neuropeptide Serum, or A.M. Boosting Serum, Applying Glycolic Rectifying Cream, alternating every other night with Retin-A. Applying A.M. Cream over the top layering it or Pro-Skin Brighten & Inhibit with Kojic Acid for Calming.

Resilient, Non-Sensitive Skin: Luminous Glow Peel Pads, Glycolic Rectifying Cream & Retin A at night! Apply A.M. Cream or Pro-Skin Brighten & Inhibit with Kojic Acid for Calming. This is a heavy hitter and must only be used 2-3 times per week.