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Tue Apr 28, 2009 4:02 pm  |
Why is Juice Beauty Green Apple Peel called a peel? When I used it, my skin did not peel at all. Not even a flake! Only a small section on my forehead was pink, and the rest nothing!
After you do this type of peel, is it supposed to force out any white heads that are lurking underneath the surface? I did this 'peel' and the next morning I got 4 white heads popped up on my nose and chin. I was wondering if this is normal, and if I should use this peel every week as suggested, or does breaking out in 4 white heads means that I'm allergic to the peel and should not use it any more. |
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Fri May 01, 2009 5:09 am |
| Bira, I don't think the Juice Beauty is strong enough to make you peel. You are basically just exfoliating your skin with a lower % acid, which will help with smoothness, and getting rid of dead skin cells. |
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