Anyone ever done a home chemical peel?
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So you want to put a chemical on your skin that is going to burn the top layers of your skin off?\n\nI think not\n\nIf you make a mistake it will scar you for life.
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I highly recommend the OBAGI chemical peels. You can only get the Obagi peels at the dermatologist's office.  The peels performed by the dermatologist will leave some redness and flaking - but it's not a big deal - it feels like a sunburn.  The more peels you get and the stronger they are - the less likely you'll get a recurrence of acne.  Afterwards you follow a maintenance routine at home and it's all good.  \n\nI also recommend the Glycolic peels from A-CUTE DERM. You can order those online, no prescription necessary.  Choose the lowest grade of peeling action to start and always use a sunscreen when going outside (peels make you more prone to sunburn).\n\nSomeone here suggested going to an acupuncturist - I would recommend this also.
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use origins blemish remover..its magic
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There are salons who bleach your bum, underarm, etc. But i've never heard of anyone doing it at home, except by using lemon juice in the sun. ouch.
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haved you tried it??????
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Yes, you need a lab to do this! If that wasn't clear to you, this may not be the best project to try to copy!\n\nWhy not have an idea of you own, something you can do with what you have at hand at home? You might learn something!
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I'm very fair skinned. I have stretch marks from pregnancy. I've tried trilastin, strivectin, barmons, and almost all others claiming to remove stretch marks.  Please don't waste your money.  None of them work.  I've had the best results with simple home exfoliation but they are still there.  I don't think there is any way to remove them.  I saw something on TV about a new laser that can possibly return the skin to proper color but I've only found a clinic in Beverly Hills, CA.  I've also heard that chemical peels can improve or remove stretchmarks but I purchased one recently and my result is severely burned skin. Please try to accept yourself for the unique person you are.  Dare to be different.  That is what I've finally come to.  We are so bombarded by the media to  look perfect when in the real world it doesn't exist. I'm sure you are beautiful just he way you are.
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try the local chemist....
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I'm not a dermatologist, but yes, there is a laser treatment that can be used in conjunction with chemical peel that would make you a lot happier with your complexion.  Why not go to a good local dermatologist for a consult?  Don't wait, honey.  Being good to  yourself is very important.  Wishing you the best, Godloveya.
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Extreme Makeover Home Edition
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I just recently moved into a house that is the "elderly" wall paper universe... I feel your pain.  Providing that it is actual wall PAPER rather than vinyl (vinyl just peels off no matter how old it is), I found the easiest thing to do was to take a good quality paper towel, wet the heck out of it, and stick it to the wall for 5-10 minutes.  Come back, grab an edge of the paper, and peel away.  Alot of people are fans of using a scorer, but that just makes a ton of little pieces, instead of ripping a good size amount at a time.  There are lots of chemicals they sell to peel wall paper, but I found the cost effective road was the best for me.  Good luck, and please let me know if you find anything better.
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Are you trying to stop the peeling or cover it up? I usually use aloe to control the peeling.
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Just break a piece off and rub it on your cut/scratch dailey..
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Have you tried coloring?\nFinger painting?
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Yep, doing work on miniatures.  When I pulled my fingers apart, I yanked out a plug of skin -- hurt like heck for a while!\n\nDiscovered that acetone is a real life saver to have around when playing with cyanoacrylic adhesives . . .
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chemical peelers or herbal based or newly oil based from india
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Have you tried pliers?