Doctor knows best.
Fresh-faced stars like Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Jennifer Aniston and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley all swear by 111Skin’s face and eye sheet masks (as do our editors). And now, the British luxury skin care line is introducing a different kind of mask: The Precision Peel.
Founder Dr. Yannis Alexandrides, a triple board-certified plastic surgeon, shared that the latest product was inspired by one of his clinic’s most popular and transformative services — a chemical peel.
The beauty doc adds that the Precision Peel offers “incredible immediate and long-term lasting results,” similar to in-office procedures but in “an easy-to-use at-home solution.”
Made for even sensitive, acne-prone and dry skin, the Precision Peel targets discoloration, uneven texture and fine lines. Up to three times per week, apply to dry skin and rinse off after 20 minutes for smoother, softer skin.
Specifically formulated to not cause irritation — and to maintain the skin barrier while delivering visible results — the peel can be used in conjunction with the line’s beloved sheet masks. (While not the least expensive skin care buy, it’s certainly less costly than a trip to a med spa.)
Though the Precision Peel has just debuted, it has a near-perfect rating with shoppers.
“The 111Skin Precision Peel is the go-to peel for hydrated and smooth skin. I’ve noticed improvement in my overall skin texture and tone. At first application, you will feel a tingling sensation that quickly dissipates,” reads one review.
“My results blew me away! My skin feels smooth, bright, and overall appearance is improved! I love this brand! Great for sensitive skin,” wrote another devotee.
Now that summer is nearly over, it’s the best time to add a peel to your skin care regimen; just don’t skip the sunblock, as exfoliating peels can increase sun sensitivity.
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