Skinaholics Naturals Chemical Peel Neutraliser & Skin pH Balancer Spray 60ml

Chemical peel neutraliser: product summary

Skinaholics Naturals Chemical Peel Neutraliser is a 60ml post-peel spray. Aloe vera and chamomile are listed as key botanicals, and “skin pH balancer” appears in the product name.

See the exfoliants and peels category for related products. This chemical peel neutraliser is intended for use after a peel, but the exact formula determines whether a separate spray has a role.

Key facts

What it does and who it may suit

Some peels neutralise themselves, while others call for a separate product. This spray is described for the neutralising stage of compatible peels. A peel that neutralises itself may not need an added spray.

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How to use a chemical peel neutraliser

1. Check whether the exact peel neutralises itself or calls for a separate neutraliser.
2. Ask the maker of that peel whether this spray is suitable for its formula.
3. If the maker confirms a match, use the spray at the neutralising stage.

Ingredients explained

Aloe vera and chamomile are the key botanicals named for this spray. Cosmetic products can contain other ingredients too, and GOV.UK says the full list may appear on the packaging. For the complete list, check the label for the full ingredient list. GOV.UK guidance also lists use precautions and product volume among details shown on cosmetic packaging.

Safety and who should avoid it

Keep the spray away from your eyes and children. Do not use it as first aid for a chemical burn.

If a chemical burn occurs, the NHS advises calling 999, rinsing with cool or lukewarm running water for about an hour, and putting no cream or chemical on the burn.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose a chemical peel neutraliser?

First find out whether your exact peel neutralises itself or needs a separate product. Then ask its maker whether this chemical peel neutraliser suits that formula. The answer may differ between peels, even when both use acids.

Which peels are self-neutralising?

Some formulas neutralise themselves, while others call for a separate neutraliser. The exact peel maker can say which applies and whether this spray is suitable.

How do I neutralise glycolic acid after a peel?

Check whether the glycolic peel calls for a separate neutraliser. If it does, ask its maker if this spray suits the formula. Different peels may need different steps.

What should I avoid after a chemical peel?

Aftercare depends on the peel formula, so ask its maker what to avoid and when to resume your usual routine. This spray is intended for a neutralising step only when the maker confirms it is suitable for that peel.

Can this spray be used on a chemical burn?

No. The spray is not first aid for a chemical burn. The NHS says to call 999, rinse the area with cool or lukewarm running water for about an hour, and put nothing on the burn.

Which ingredients are in this spray?

Aloe vera and chamomile are the key botanicals named for this spray. Cosmetic products can contain other ingredients too, and GOV.UK says the full list may appear on the packaging.

Sources and further reading

• NHS guidance on acid and chemical burns covers emergency help, rinsing, and what not to put on a burn. It also explains chemical exposure to the eyes and when to call 999.
• GOV.UK guidance on cosmetic product information explains what details, including ingredients, may appear on product packaging.

Last reviewed: November 2026.

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