Facial Peeling Gel - Helps Address Dead Skin Buildup - Gentle Exfoliating Gel for Rough, Dry, Sensitive or Mature Skin - Face and Body Scrub - Non Abrasive - 4.05 Fl. Oz.

I am absolutely thrilled with the results of the Vivo Per Lei Peeling Gel! My skin feels incredibly smooth and looks noticeably brighter. It’s gentle yet effective, making it a staple in my skincare routine. I did use Hydrosphere+ facial peeling Gel which was $350. I found this product is a perfect substitute and such a reasonable price.

To preface, I have Seboric Dermatitis (a form of eczema). It makes my skin a lovely peeling, disgusting mess around my nose, mouth, chin and a spot between my eyebrows. It's worse in cold, dry winter air (which is half the year in eastern Oregon). It's also worse during stress. So basically about 90% of the time I've been feeling like a snake shedding its skin on my face. It embarrassing and hurts. So I tried a million gentle skin cleaners, creams, oils, everything. Went to the Dr who gave me an anti-fungal cream and told me to mix it half and half with hydrocortisone. Nothing worked. If I scrubbed hard enough with a rag to get the peelings off, it was practically raw. Fast forward about a month ago we went to Vegas. The hotel had three, yes three, of the little stores with barely English speaking people pushing under eye cream bag and wrinkle cream. Somehow my husband was dumb enough to get roped into talking to one of the gals, who was then close enough to grab my arm and propel me into a chair. After putting on the eye cream, I said what I really want is a way to get rid of this nasty peeling mess. She says she has just the thing. Having been to many "parties like melaleuca and Mary Kay" I was like no way are you putting anything on me, I'll peel even worse! So she puts a little gel formula on the back of my hand and gently massaged it in. Talk about a DISCUSTING mess, rolled up pieces of gunk were all over my hand, sort of like when you rub rubber cement, but a couple hundred peeling deals. Did I mention it was gross looking? Anyway she said it's taking off the dead skin cells. I thought ya right, it didn't feel like sand scraping like every other exfoliater I've tried. So I figured it had to just be the gel globbing up and "looking" like dead skin. But when she washed it off my hand was nice and smooth. At that point I was irritated enough with this 20 yr old telling me how old I looked (eye wrinkles) and just wanted to get out of there. BUT I was intrigued with the (slight) possibility this could help my face without it hurting. So I haggled, a jar for $49 and a bunch of other "free gifts". That's a crazy amount of money to me, but nothing when you look at the amount of stuff I tried the lady few years that didn't work and were just thrown away, 100's of dollars worth. So I was ok with this bargain. Also I need to note, there were two types of the shops, Vine Vera and Vivo Per Lei, which seemed identical except in packaging colors. It was the Vine Vera I'd bought. Anyway, went back to the hotel room and tried it on my face. It did the same as on my hand, in the areas of peeling skin, huge rolls of gunk came up, the cheeks and forehead nothing. It didn't hurt (you rub this in GENTLY). Washed it off with a wash rag. ALL my peeled skin was gone! For a couple more days it was STILL gone! This has NEVER EVER happened in the 4 yrs I've been fighting this dermatitis. I think the directions say to use it once a week as basically a micro-dermabrasion. When my peels came back in a couple days I tried it again. Again success and they stay away a couple days!!! I'm gentle and it doesn't hurt. One time I rubbed aggressively on my chin, it hurt some and got some red bumps that stayed a while. Lesson learned, rub gently. Also DON'T use too much, less works, too much is too think and it does nothing. Probably a large pea size is enough for my chin, nose and between the eye brows, possibly a Lima bean size for my whole face is the right amount. Note: I took pictures and I e been outside in the icy wind caring for sick calves for a couple days, so my face is bright red in the dermatitis problem areas. So in these pictures afterwards it looks really red and raw. I PROMISE this is not from this product, it's the cold air and wind. This product isn't for that, it's too remove the peeling gunk. And it does that perfectly. So the Vine Vera worked, but how would I get more? I'm not going back to Vegas for a while, so looked online for a solution. Of course you can buy it on their website for an exorbitant amount. I was perfectly willing to pay the $49 again, I mean this stuff WORKS, but like I said, not near Vegas. So on Amazon I saw this stuff in the Vivo Per Lei brand it it appeared to be the same cream at a small fraction of the Vegas price, and delivered to my door. So I thought what the heck and bought it. Guess what, EXACT same product, works like a champ! It's the BEST thing I've found to combat this sevoric dermatitis. It doesn't take away the red from cold air, but I don't have that if I'm not out in the cold wind. In fact I can actually go WITHOUT makeup if I want when the red flare up isn't there. Haven't done that in years. Bottom line, this is the exact same product as the MUCH higher priced stuff you get at the airport, mall kiosk and hotel stores. I've included pictures to show that. As I said before, don't judge the nasty red in the pictures, that's NOT from this product. Note, since I've been using this gel, the before peeling is probably 25% of what it used to be beige I start now. In the pictures there are product comparisons, before, during (the gross looking stuff) and afterward smooth (albeit red) skin. I would HIGHLY recommend this to anyone with peeling skin or needing exfoliation. Just don't rub too hard, you DON'T need to.

I only use this two or three times a week at the end of the day. It gently wipes off dead skin cells. My face feels so smooth and clean after using it — and it has noticeably helped mitigate acne. When I was little and my mom would take me to the beach, before I got in the water, she would take fistfuls of sand and rub my knees and elbows clean — I was a tomboy. This reminds me of that but it has a very soft scent and is gentle and pleasant on the face, it even feels a bit cool on the skin. I think it's and excellent value at this price point and I strongly recommend it.

The Pros I've been using this product for a few months now. I really like it. I don't really get how it works, but it definitely does "peel" the top layer of skin off your face without any burning, redness, irritation, scrubbing or abrasion- instantly. It isn't just dirt that comes off- skin feels incredibly smooth, shiny and downy after. I think there must be some light acids in the product that do this. I have reordered it several times and would recommend it. I tried the "counter" test others have claimed when they said the product is worthless. Actually, it doesn't "peel" anything off hard surfaces like marble or stone or glass- but something definitely does happen on wood. This makes sense to me- wood has a grain and it's porous and is probably susceptible to the same chemicals in the product as our skin. The Cons Marketing: There are no "dead sea" minerals in this product, as others have noted. The gel is clear and it has little beads in it-- hard to imagine where the "dead sea" part is. The jar is also very thick, with excessive packaging- you don't get much in each jar, and I generally dislike products that are so wasteful with packaging. Also, aggressive sales: I first bought this product due to an extremely aggressive salesman in Las Vegas- like many others. He swindled me into buying some other product along with this with $150. I'm not usually the type to fall for hard-sells, but it happened- lack of sleep, alcohol, friends.... When I realized how much I'd been had the next day, I was pretty angry. But that really doesn't reflect on the product- it does reflect on the outlet in the Vegas mall (and myself!). Overall, a good product and I've bought it several times since (for under $10 on Amazon!)

I've been buying this stuff for about three years now, but only recently discovered I can get it cheaper on Amazon than on eBay. So, here we are! First, what you should not expect from this product: miracles. It can take away dead skin beautifully. It can scrape out some of your more stubborn blackheads (although not all, in my experience). It will not remove your wrinkles, skin tone unevenness, or redness. You'll need another product for those things. What you should expect from this product: honestly, the first time you use it, expect to be completely grossed out. Unless you're switching from another exfoliator/microdermabrasion product, you're going to be stunned at how much crap is on your face, and it's going to come off in these little whitish-gray chunks of dead cells that will make you briefly regret ever touching this stuff to your face. That's what happens every time, of course, but the first time is REALLY bad, because you're supposed to use it once a week and what's coming off the first time is weeks upon weeks of old junk. You should expect it to take off dead skin and built-up oil. It will do that. It will be gross. You will look and feel way better for it. So, how the product itself works: I have to confess I've never used another exfoliator. I have a facial cleanser and a moisturizer, but that's it. So I have nothing to compare this to, except my own before/after impressions of myself in the mirror. After use, my face always looks a little redder (due to mild irritation from having stuff rubbed all over it--if you're exfoliating for an event, do it at least a few hours before), but noticeably smoother, and after washing/moisturizing and letting it alone for a few hours to recuperate, I look great! I suffer from severely chapped lips because I live in a desert, and I'm in the habit of biting absentmindedly at the chapped skin. Vivo Per Lei is not for use on lips, but you can use it around lips as long as you wash your face after, and it's very good about taking off the chapped parts right on the edges of my mouth before the skin can chap further, crack, and bleed. One thing I do notice particularly is the appearance of sebaceous filaments (those dark pores on your nose that aren't actually blackheads and are supposed to be there, but can turn into blackheads): mine without any facial care are very prominent, to the point that I get very self-conscious about them. Vivo Per Lei doesn't remove the sebaceous filaments--if you take them out all the way down to the cell base you'll bleed, and I do not bleed when I use this stuff--but it cleans out the stuff inside them that can cause blackheads, and makes them far less noticeable. As far as I'm concerned, that's a huge plus for the product--it takes out the potentially-unhealthy, gross stuff without sacrificing the healthy parts, which is a feature a lot of products lack. If you follow the instructions (I bought my first container of Vivo Per Lei from a kiosk vendor, and was told to use it no more than once a week and rub in a circular motion to apply it), consistent use will leave you with healthy, fresh skin. Be sure to cleanse afterward to remove any clinging bits of debris--there will always be some--and apply a good moisturizer, and you're well on your way to the face you want. One word of caution: be sure you close the cap TIGHTLY. I ran out a few months ago not because my container was empty but because I neglected to close it all the way, and the jelly inside got all hard and rubbery and couldn't be used. Highly recommended after years of use!

This stuff is the Best face polish use it everyday makes dead skin fall off and face feels so smooth 👍❤️

So for the last few years, I've been getting la'Veu or S'aline products when they have their promotion at Sam's Club. I love love love them, but they only sell once a year, and one kit with the emoliator(my favorite) the facial cream, the body scrub, the facial cleanser and the body lotion runs me about $90. They also refuse to split them up. For the quality, I was willing to pay that, but I run out of the emoliator in about 4-5 months. When I went online to purchase more, the emoliator alone cost $80, almost as much as the whole kit had. Ouch! So I decided to take a chance on Vivo Per Lei. At a much lower price tag, it was worth a try. First - let me say, you get what you paid for. When I got this, it took me over 10 minutes to open it. The packaging is a little rediculous, with no pull tabs and sealed all the way around the cover. There is foil, plastic and then a plastic cover. I had to use scissors, a nail file, and a safety pin to open the thing, and there is still plastic around the edges that seriously bothers my OCD. Well, we have it open. It was brown, which surprised me because the other stuff I used was clear. That's fine. I dipped my fingers in, and there was no gel like quality. It is extremely watery, so I ended up using more than I would have liked to. The smell isn't unpleasant, it's just not a nice smell like the others have. The effect- it works ok. I think the overall result was the same, and I'm glad I did try it, though I probably won't buy it again. If you're looking for la'Veu, you won't find it here. But if you want a simple facial emoliator, and you don't mind struggling with packaging, this will work for you.

I have tried another very expensive facial peeling gel and this product ranks among its competition for a lot less money. It is gentle and effective. My skin glows. I’ve even gotten compliments!! I will continue to be a faithful user!

Ridicolo... l' effetto peeling che da il prodotto è finto... ovvero quelle briciole che ti rimangono in mano non sono pelle morta, ma gomma di xantana...

It sure does the job. Making your face soft and smooth.

Product is 100% fake. We just got a refund. It's honestly the most chemical smelling liquid ever. I used it on my face and it had like a friction like texture and was AWFUL to rub off. trust me - do not buy this.

It’s awesome that we can now get this product in Australia Really quick turnaround in expected timeframes. Thank you.

Llevaba tiempo buscando este producto. Lo conocí en USA. Es una maravilla. No he conocido un producto igual en España. Además el precio es muy competitivo.