Skinaholics Naturals Glycolic Acid Peel 45%, 30ml

Glycolic acid peel 45%

Key facts

Glycolic acid in chemical peels

A medical review describes glycolic peels at strengths from 20% to 70%. It says higher strength and lower pH can make a peel more intense. Those figures describe glycolic peels in general. The review also describes gel and buffered peel formulas.

Browse the exfoliants and peels, skin cleanser and SPF 50 sunscreen categories.

Ingredients

UK guidance says the ingredient list may be only on the pack. The guide says label details must be in English and easy to read. The guide says ingredient lists help people with known allergies check contents.

If a label lacks space, the guide says the ingredient list may be included in a leaflet inside the packaging. Check the product label for the full ingredient list.

Frequently asked questions

What does AHA mean in this glycolic acid peel?

AHA means alpha hydroxy acid. Glycolic acid belongs to this group. In skin care, AHAs are used in chemical peels to exfoliate the skin’s surface.

Can this peel be used at home?

No. This glycolic acid peel is for trained professionals only. It is not for home use or beginners. Use is limited to trained professionals.

What safety cautions apply?

Misuse can cause skin irritation, scarring and changes to skin pigment. Do not use the peel close to the eyes or on skin that is damaged.

What does the product photo show?

The photograph shows a grey box beside a white dropper bottle. The label identifies a 45% peel, and the product size is 30ml.

Sources and further reading

• Medical review of glycolic acid peels
• UK Government guide to cosmetic products and ingredient lists

Last reviewed: November 2026.

Add to bag and place your order. We then send a secure payment link (card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal). Your order is dispatched once paid.

Orders ship within 2 business days by 24 hour tracked mail. Delivery is free on orders over £150. See our shipping policy and refund policy.