TCA Peel at Home – Multi-Acid Face Peel
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At-Home TCA Peel: The TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel
The Overnight Peel That Changes Your Skin
What is a TCA peel? A TCA peel is a chemical exfoliant made with trichloroacetic acid (TCA). It removes dead surface skin cells so newer, smoother skin shows through. In a clinic, TCA peels are done at high strength with real downtime. Ours is an at-home TCA peel. It blends TCA with four other acids, and it's gentle enough to use several nights a week with no downtime.
This is not a spa peel.
This is pro-level resurfacing you control at home.
This peel is for skin that looks dull, uneven, textured, or congested — even when you're already using good skincare.
The TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel combines lactic acid, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, phytic acid, and trichloroacetic acid to accelerate cell turnover, clear congestion, smooth texture, and visibly brighten tone — without downtime.
It goes on at night. You wake up smoother.
Who This TCA Peel Is For
- Skin 40+ that looks dull, rough or uneven as cell turnover slows down
- Adult acne and breakouts, including chin and hormonal breakouts
- Dark marks left by breakouts and hyperpigmentation
- Clogged pores, congestion and rough texture
- All skin tones, lightest to darkest
Not for you right now if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.
What to Expect
- Smoother, brighter-looking skin builds with consistent use, 3–5 nights a week
- Dark marks from breakouts: about 4 weeks when paired with EGF Activating Serum
- Sun spots: about 4–8 weeks (adding dermaplaning lifts them faster)
- No visible peeling. At home, peeling isn't a sign it's working — gentle, regular use is what gets results
Results vary from person to person.
What This TCA Peel Does
- Speeds up surface cell turnover
- Helps fade dark spots, hyperpigmentation, and discoloration
- Clears clogged pores and breakouts
- Softens the look of fine lines
- Improves tone and texture
- Enhances the penetration of serums applied after
This Works Best If
- You use it consistently 3–5 times per week
- You want visible exfoliation without harsh scrubs
- You are layering it into a routine, not using it as a standalone fix
- You want long-term skin improvement, not just a temporary glow
⚠️ Routine Note: High Frequency device treatments must always be performed BEFORE applying this peel — never after.
How to Use an At-Home TCA Peel
- Cleanse and dry your skin completely.
- Shake well, fill the dropper and dispense into a serum dish.
- Apply 1–2 even layers to the face and neck with the Face Fan Brush.
- That's it. Do not rinse. It doesn't need to be neutralized or removed.
Use it in the evening only, 3–5 times per week. Wear SPF every morning.
Where it goes in your routine: Cleanse → High Frequency or dermaplaning (if using) → TCA Face Peel → serums → moisturizer.
Why This Is Different
This is not a low-strength exfoliating toner.
- Multi-acid blend for pro-level results
- Leave-on treatment with no neutralizing required
- Designed for consistent use
- Developed by a licensed aesthetician
It delivers cumulative results — not just a temporary glow.
What This Replaces
- Exfoliating toners that do not deliver visible results
- Harsh physical scrubs that can compromise the barrier
- One-off peels that do not create consistent change
- Monthly maintenance facials for basic resurfacing
At-Home TCA Peel vs In-Office TCA Peel
TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel (At Home)
- Controlled, buildable exfoliation
- Used 3–5x per week
- No appointment required
- No downtime and no visible peeling
In-Office TCA Peel
- Higher intensity, less frequent
- $150–$300 per session
- Provider controlled
- Visible peeling and downtime
This is maintenance-level, pro-results resurfacing — without disruption.
Can You Use This in Summer?
Yes. The industry has this wrong.
These are superficial peels — they gently exfoliate dead skin, help control oil, dislodge clogged pores, and brighten tone. All of that matters more in summer, not less.
The rule is the same in July as it is in January: daily SPF is non-negotiable. That's true whether you're peeling or not. If you're already wearing SPF every day — which you should be — peels belong in your summer routine.
Safety Information
- Not safe during pregnancy
- Contains alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs). Daily SPF is required — as it should be year-round, with or without a peel.
- Do not use on open wounds or severely irritated skin
- Patch test before first use
- Skip a night if you have a sunburn or just waxed your face
- Safe for all skin tones, lightest to darkest
The Multi-Acid TCA Formula
- Lactic Acid – Exfoliates while supporting hydration
- Glycolic Acid – Dissolves dead skin buildup and helps lift discoloration
- TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) – Resurfaces uneven texture
- Salicylic Acid – Clears pore congestion
- Phytic Acid – Brightens and supports tone
Full ingredient list below.
Full Ingredient List
Water (Aqua), Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, SD Alcohol 40-B, Propanediol, Sodium Hydroxide, Glycerin, Trichloroacetic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Turmeric, Phytic Acid, Xanthan Gum, Phenoxyethanol, Benzoic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid
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Lips need exfoliating too. Our Hydrating Lip Peel is a leave-on lip exfoliator that smooths dry, flaky lips with no scrub.
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