Skinaholics Naturals Glycolic Acid Peel 75%, 30ml

Glycolic acid peel 75%: product summary

The label shows 75% glycolic acid. It is a 30ml dropper bottle.

Key facts

About glycolic acid

Glycolic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid used in chemical peels. A review calls it a common acid for shallow peels. The review groups peels by depth. Acid strength, pH, coats and time can change depth. These findings describe peels generally.

Related category

Browse the exfoliants and peels category.

Ingredients

The label names glycolic acid at 75%. Check the product label for the full ingredient list.

Safety

A review reports redness, stinging and mild burning. It also reports blisters or scars from unbuffered acid. These are general effects.

UK government guidance says cosmetics sold in Great Britain must be safe and have a safety assessment. It lists product name, size, ingredients and use warnings as label details. The ingredient list can be on the bottle or outer box. The guide also calls for a batch number.

Frequently asked questions

What is a glycolic acid peel?

Glycolic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid used in chemical peels. A review describes it as a common agent in shallow peels. The bottle label names glycolic acid.

What strength is shown on the label?

The bottle label displays 75% glycolic acid. The key facts row records that printed strength. This listing also marks the peel for professional use only.

What packaging is shown in the product photos?

The photos show a carton beside a 30ml bottle with a dropper top. The key facts list the bottle size and dropper as the packaging details.

What risks are reported for glycolic acid peels?

A review reports redness, stinging, mild burning, and blisters or scars from unbuffered acid. The review discusses glycolic acid peels as a group. It does not describe this bottle or its use.

What should I do for an acid or chemical burn?

The NHS advises calling 999 for an acid or chemical burn. The NHS says to keep the area under cool or lukewarm running water for about an hour. It says not to apply creams or other chemicals. This is emergency first aid.

How are glycolic acid peels classified?

A review places glycolic acid peels in shallow and medium-depth groups. Strength and time vary by group. These terms describe peel depth, not a home routine.

What safety rules apply to cosmetics in Great Britain?

UK government guidance says cosmetics sold in Great Britain must have a safety assessment. It lists the product name, size, ingredients, use warnings and batch number.

Sources and further reading

• NHS guidance on acid and chemical burns: first aid and urgent help advice.
• UK government guidance on cosmetic product safety in Great Britain: safety checks and clear labels.
• Glycolic acid peel therapy, a current review: acid peel effects and depth.

Last reviewed: November 2026.

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