Collection: LHALA PEEL

🌿 What is LHALA Peel?

LHALA Peel is a next-generation, non-exfoliating peel treatment developed to revitalize the skin from within without damaging the skin barrier. Unlike conventional chemical peels that remove the outer layer of the skin, LHALA Peel works gently by nourishing and stimulating regeneration—making it ideal for even the most sensitive skin types.

💧 Key Ingredients

• LHA (Lipo-Hydroxy Acid): A derivative of salicylic acid developed by L’Oréal, LHA gently exfoliates the skin without irritation, improves skin texture, and supports epidermal remodeling.

• Alkaline Compounds: Help regulate the skin’s pH, thicken the epidermis, and activate fibroblasts for collagen remodeling—strengthening the skin barrier.

• HP-SoI™: A patented ingredient extracted from natural oils, this complex penetrates deeply into the skin to stimulate fibroblasts and protect the skin surface.

• Lipids: Restore damaged lipid layers and reinforce the skin’s natural protective barrier.

✨ Main Benefits

• Improves skin texture and removes dead skin cells

• Reduces acne, sebum, and inflammation

• Minimizes pores and evens out skin tone

• Brightens the skin and diminishes pigmentation

• Strengthens the skin barrier without irritation

👩⚕️ Suitable For

• Those with sensitive skin seeking a gentle peeling solution

• Individuals struggling with acne, oily skin, or enlarged pores

• Anyone experiencing dullness or dark spots

• Those who have reacted badly to traditional chemical peels

🕒 Treatment Schedule & Aftercare

• Recommended Frequency: Once a week for at least 3 to 5 sessions for best results.

• Post-Treatment Tips:

  • You may cleanse, apply light makeup, or exercise right after the treatment.

  • Avoid using other exfoliating or whitening products for one week.

  • Apply moisturizers generously and wear sunscreen daily.

💡 Why LHALA Peel?

Unlike traditional peels that thin or irritate the skin, LHALA Peel strengthens and regenerates your skin with every treatment. Even long-term use will not compromise the skin barrier—in fact, it improves it, resulting in healthier, more resilient skin over time.