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TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel is gentle on purpose: visible peeling isn't the goal, use it 5x a week for results that build, with no irritation or downtime.

Customer reviews of TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel about waking up glowing and skin that looks better than a trip to the esthetician.

Acne before and after: cheek and jaw breakouts cleared with High Frequency, TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel and EGF Activating Serum.

Where TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel goes in your night routine: cleanse, dermaplane or High Frequency, face peel, serums, then moisturizer.

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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 aggressive downtime.

It goes on at night. You wake up smoother.

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 at night, 3–5 times per week. Wear SPF every morning.

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
Minimal downtime

In-Office TCA Peel

Higher intensity, less frequent
$150–$300 per session
Provider controlled
Potential peeling 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

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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Product Details

At-Home TCA Peel: The TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel

The Overnight Peel That Changes Your Skin

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.

It goes on at night. You wake up smoother.

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 at night, 3–5 times per week. Wear SPF every morning.

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
Minimal downtime

In-Office TCA Peel

Higher intensity, less frequent
$150–$300 per session
Provider controlled
Potential peeling 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.

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

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

Learn More

How to Apply

Use in the evening on clean, dry skin.

Patch test before first use.
Apply 1/2 a dropper to the face and neck.
Do not rinse.
Follow with EGF Activating Serum.
Follow with Advanced Retinol Serum.
Finish with moisturizer.

A note on layering peel + retinol the same night: Patch test first. If no irritation after the patch test, you can layer the retinol after the peel. The EGF Activating Serum applied between the two creates a buffer that supports recovery and lets both actives do their job.

What to Expect

Mild tingling during application is normal and fades within minutes
Slight pinkness immediately after is normal
You may notice a faint glow the next morning
No visible peeling or flaking is required for the peel to be working

How Often Should You Use It?

Use 3–5 times per week.

Do not exceed recommended frequency. Overuse can compromise the barrier.

Consistency at the correct frequency delivers better long-term results than daily use.

Use the same frequency year-round. Summer is not an exception — just keep daily SPF non-negotiable, as always.

How to Use in Your Routine

This peel works best as part of a system, not as a standalone product. Each step builds on the next to improve exfoliation, support cell turnover, and help the rest of your routine perform better.

Evening protocol:

Cleanse – Start with clean skin so actives can absorb properly.
Dermaplane (no more than once weekly) – Removes dead skin buildup so the peel can penetrate more effectively.
High Frequency (if using) – Helps calm inflammation and reduce breakout-causing bacteria before exfoliation.
TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel – Accelerates cell turnover, smooths texture, and helps clear congestion.
EGF Activating Serum – Supports repair and helps skin recover after exfoliation.
Advanced Retinol Serum – Continues the renewal process and helps improve tone and texture over time.
Moisturizer – Seals everything in and supports the skin barrier.

Important: High Frequency must always be used before the peel — never after.

When You'll See Results

After one use:

Brighter-looking skin
Smoother texture

Within 2–4 weeks:

Improved clarity
Reduced congestion
More even tone

With consistent 3–5x weekly use:

Noticeably refined texture
Fewer breakouts
More radiant, even-looking skin

How to Use

How to Apply

Use in the evening on clean, dry skin.

Patch test before first use.
Apply 1/2 a dropper to the face and neck.
Do not rinse.
Follow with EGF Activating Serum.
Follow with Advanced Retinol Serum.
Finish with moisturizer.

What to Expect

Mild tingling during application is normal and fades within minutes
Slight pinkness immediately after is normal
You may notice a faint glow the next morning
No visible peeling or flaking is required for the peel to be working

How Often Should You Use It?

Use 3–5 times per week.

Do not exceed recommended frequency. Overuse can compromise the barrier.

Consistency at the correct frequency delivers better long-term results than daily use.

Use the same frequency year-round. Summer is not an exception — just keep daily SPF non-negotiable, as always.

How to Use in Your Routine

This peel works best as part of a system, not as a standalone product. Each step builds on the next to improve exfoliation, support cell turnover, and help the rest of your routine perform better.

Evening protocol:

Cleanse – Start with clean skin so actives can absorb properly.
Dermaplane (no more than once weekly) – Removes dead skin buildup so the peel can penetrate more effectively.
High Frequency (if using) – Helps calm inflammation and reduce breakout-causing bacteria before exfoliation.
TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel – Accelerates cell turnover, smooths texture, and helps clear congestion.
EGF Activating Serum – Supports repair and helps skin recover after exfoliation.
Advanced Retinol Serum – Continues the renewal process and helps improve tone and texture over time.
Moisturizer – Seals everything in and supports the skin barrier.

Important: High Frequency must always be used before the peel — never after.

When You'll See Results

After one use:

Brighter-looking skin
Smoother texture

Within 2–4 weeks:

Improved clarity
Reduced congestion
More even tone

With consistent 3–5x weekly use:

Noticeably refined texture
Fewer breakouts
More radiant, even-looking skin

Who It's For

This peel is for skin that isn't responding to your current routine. If your skin still looks dull, uneven, or congested — even when you're using good products — this is where you fix that.

This Peel Is Ideal If:

You're dealing with dark spots or uneven tone
You struggle with congestion or breakouts
Your skin feels dull, rough, or textured
You want visible results without harsh scrubs
You have sensitive skin and have struggled to find peels that don't react — this is formulated at a low-percentage TCA specifically to work on reactive skin
You've used exfoliating toners or acids and want stronger, visible results

This Is Not For You If

You have open wounds or actively irritated skin
Your skin barrier is compromised and needs repair first
You are looking for a one-time quick fix instead of consistent results
You are not consistently using SPF

Press

“Best Anti-Aging Exfoliator” - Camille Styles

“Best Ingredients for Correcting Dark Spots” - HudaBeauty

Product Details

At-Home TCA Peel: The TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel

The Overnight Peel That Changes Your Skin

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.

It goes on at night. You wake up smoother.

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 at night, 3–5 times per week. Wear SPF every morning.

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
Minimal downtime

In-Office TCA Peel

Higher intensity, less frequent
$150–$300 per session
Provider controlled
Potential peeling 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.

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

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

Learn More

How To Use

How to Apply

Use in the evening on clean, dry skin.

Patch test before first use.
Apply 1/2 a dropper to the face and neck.
Do not rinse.
Follow with EGF Activating Serum.
Follow with Advanced Retinol Serum.
Finish with moisturizer.

What to Expect

Mild tingling during application is normal and fades within minutes
Slight pinkness immediately after is normal
You may notice a faint glow the next morning
No visible peeling or flaking is required for the peel to be working

How Often Should You Use It?

Use 3–5 times per week.

Do not exceed recommended frequency. Overuse can compromise the barrier.

Consistency at the correct frequency delivers better long-term results than daily use.

Use the same frequency year-round. Summer is not an exception — just keep daily SPF non-negotiable, as always.

How to Use in Your Routine

This peel works best as part of a system, not as a standalone product. Each step builds on the next to improve exfoliation, support cell turnover, and help the rest of your routine perform better.

Evening protocol:

Cleanse – Start with clean skin so actives can absorb properly.
Dermaplane (no more than once weekly) – Removes dead skin buildup so the peel can penetrate more effectively.
High Frequency (if using) – Helps calm inflammation and reduce breakout-causing bacteria before exfoliation.
TCA Multi-Acid Face Peel – Accelerates cell turnover, smooths texture, and helps clear congestion.
EGF Activating Serum – Supports repair and helps skin recover after exfoliation.
Advanced Retinol Serum – Continues the renewal process and helps improve tone and texture over time.
Moisturizer – Seals everything in and supports the skin barrier.

Important: High Frequency must always be used before the peel — never after.

When You'll See Results

After one use:

Brighter-looking skin
Smoother texture

Within 2–4 weeks:

Improved clarity
Reduced congestion
More even tone

With consistent 3–5x weekly use:

Noticeably refined texture
Fewer breakouts
More radiant, even-looking skin

Who It's For

This peel is for skin that isn't responding to your current routine. If your skin still looks dull, uneven, or congested — even when you're using good products — this is where you fix that.

This Peel Is Ideal If:

You're dealing with dark spots or uneven tone
You struggle with congestion or breakouts
Your skin feels dull, rough, or textured
You want visible results without harsh scrubs
You have sensitive skin and have struggled to find peels that don't react — this is formulated at a low-percentage TCA specifically to work on reactive skin
You've used exfoliating toners or acids and want stronger, visible results

This Is Not For You If

You have open wounds or actively irritated skin
Your skin barrier is compromised and needs repair first
You are looking for a one-time quick fix instead of consistent results
You are not consistently using SPF

Before & Afters

Press

“Best Anti-Aging Exfoliator” - Camille Styles

“Best Ingredients for Correcting Dark Spots” - HudaBeauty

FAQs

Can I use this if I have sensitive skin?

Yes. The formula is designed to deliver powerful results without irritation and is safe for most sensitive skin types.

Should I rinse the peel off?

No. This is a leave-on treatment. Apply in the evening and cleanse your skin as usual in the morning.

Can I use it with other actives like retinol?

Yes, but we recommend alternating nights if you’re just starting out. Always moisturize after applying.

Can I use the TCA Face Peel every day?

No. Use 3–4 times per week. Daily use can over-exfoliate and weaken the barrier.

Should I use TCA face peel before or after High Frequency?

Always use High Frequency first on clean skin. Apply the peel afterward.

Can TCA face peel help with dark spots?

Yes. The multi-acid blend helps accelerate cell turnover, which can improve the appearance of discoloration over time.

Is TCA face peel safe for mature skin?

Yes. Mature skin benefits significantly because natural cell turnover slows with age.

Will TCA face peel make my skin peel visibly?

Some people experience mild flaking. Many do not. Results occur even without visible peeling.

How is this different from an exfoliating toner or serum?

Exfoliating toners and serums are typically low-strength and designed for light, daily maintenance. This is a professional multi-acid peel designed to actually change your skin.

It combines multiple acids to accelerate cell turnover, clear congestion, and improve tone and texture at a deeper level. This isn’t about maintaining your skin—it’s about correcting it.

Do I need to use this with other products, or can I use it alone?

You can use this peel on its own, but it’s designed to work as part of a system.

This is your exfoliation step. When paired with dermaplaning, EGF Activating Serum, and Advanced Retinol Serum, results are significantly enhanced. Each step builds on the next to improve overall skin performance.

Can this replace professional facials or in-office peels?

For ongoing maintenance - yes.

This peel gives you consistent, controlled exfoliation at home, which can replace the need for regular maintenance facials. With consistent use, you’ll see improvements in texture, clarity, and tone.

It does not replace deeper, clinical peels performed occasionally in-office, but most people don’t need that level of intensity on a regular basis.

Why am I not seeing results immediately?

You may see smoother, brighter skin after one use - but real results come from consistency.

This peel is designed to be used 3–4 times per week to continuously accelerate cell turnover. That’s what leads to clearer pores, more even tone, and refined texture over time.

Frequency matters more than intensity. This is how you get long-term change, not just a temporary glow.

What is a TCA peel used for?

TCA peels are used for dull skin, uneven tone, dark spots, rough texture, clogged pores, and the look of fine lines. Our at-home version targets these with steady, regular use instead of one strong treatment.

How much does a TCA peel cost?

An in-office TCA peel usually costs $150–$300 per session, and most people need a series. An at-home TCA peel like this one lets you keep up results between or instead of office visits, without booking appointments.

Is TCA the strongest peel?

TCA can be one of the stronger peels when a provider uses it at high strength in a clinic. How strong any TCA peel is depends on both its strength and its pH. High-strength clinic peels are where the heavy peeling and downtime come from. This formula is made for gentle, regular use at home, so you get steady results without the downtime.

Is a TCA peel better than microneedling?

They do different jobs. A TCA peel works on the surface: texture, tone, dark spots and clogged pores. Microneedling works on firmness and the look of fine lines and scars. You can use both on the same night. Patch test first to see if your skin tolerates it. If it does, start slow with 1–2 nights a week and build up gradually. If your skin can't tolerate it, add a buffer: apply the peel, then EGF Activating Serum, then use your microneedling roller.