TCA Fusion Peel Kit - Special blend of TCA, Salicylic and Glycolic Acid!

This product does not work. It is like putting a watery substance on your face. Complete fraud. Please do not waste you're money on this product.

This didn't do a thing for me. The product was either expired, a copy cat or just not good. My blemish cream did better at peeling old skin off.

didn't do anything!

If you haven't used a multi acid peel before, definitely start with a single layer first (and on a test site) to see how your skin will react and healing time. I did up to three layers, and it took approx 9 days to peel and heal. But worth the recovery time.

I bought the Fusion Peel directly from the Med Peel website. Shipping was fast, customer service is excellent. Ingredients listed on the label are as follows: deionized water, isopropyl alcohol, trichloracetic acid, lactic acid, salicylic acid, resorcinol, glycolic acid, papaya enzyme, pumpkin enzyme, pineapple enzyme, L-asorbic acid, cellulose gum, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, potassium sorbate, hexylene glycol. The actual %'s of the acids is not listed. I asked customer service for a list of the %s and was informed that the Fusion Peel is a proprietary formula and that the %s are basically a secret. I decided to give it a try anyway.Having no idea what to expect in terms of the strength of the Fusion Peel, I started with a small patch test on my lower cheek/jaw area. I cleaned the area well and then defatted with acetone. After the acetone dried completely, I applied one layer of Fusion Peel and set my timer for 5 minutes. I experienced no tingling, no burning, no frosting. No reaction at all with one layer, so I applied layer 2 and set my timer for 5 minutes. Again, no tingling, no burning, no frosting. I applied layer 3 and set my timer again for 5 minutes. Still no tingling, burning or frosting. I neutralized at that point and left the area bare for 24 hours. At 24 hours, the patch test area was smooth and very slightly brown. The slight discoloration abated in a day or so.Given the results of the patch test, I'd say the %s of acids in the Fusion Peel are very low and I would place this product in the category of a nice exfoliator as opposed to a Peel. I did apply 4 layers of the peel to my entire face and again had no tingling, burning, frosting or redness. It just left my skin very, very smooth and glowing. I did not experience any visible peeling (I did the whole face application ~9 days ago).All in all, this is a nice product but, again, I would not classify it as a Peel. It did exfoliate a few layers of skin and left my face smooth and moisturized, but if you are looking for peeling on the level of a Jessner or TCA this is not the peel for you. I'll probably use it once a week or so because it did give me a very nice glow and smooth skin.

For all of the people who are not sure which peel is right for their skin type. Go with this one. It addresses all the factors needed either for a quick touch up or for continued improvement. I wouldn't recommend layering it unless you have experience with peels though. Also be sure to get your serums to apply afterwards and make sure you have an ultra hydrating night cream. All natural is always best. You'll have minor peeling for about a week, but it can be covered with makeup if you need to. For best results do it on a week when you can avoid coverage and let your skin breath. And don't forget your sunscreen:)

do not waste your money on this product, it is useless . I had zero results.I applied 3 thick layers and left on my face one hour , I didn't even peel.The people who gave it 5 star rating are the seller.

I have used 25%-40% glycolic acid for years, never had any problems. Avoid this peel, I followed the directions to a tee and it ruined my nearly perfect skin texture. Now I have hyperpigmentation and uneven texture. Not worth it!