Glycolic Acid Powder, 1OZ 99.9% Purity, Cosmetic Grade, DIY Glycolic Acid Mask, Make Your Own Glycolic Acid Lotion and Serum, Glycolic Acid Powder For Homemade Cosmetics

I wish I had known about the glycolic powder a long time ago. My mature sensitive skin does not bode well with the overwhelming amount of harsh and fake ingredients in facial products. I was able to control the amount of glycolic powder that I wanted to use. My skin is so much happier, the redness has lessened and I'll never go back to store bought again with my newly, fresh, hoisted, glowing skin.

Works really good no problem at all

Did a 50/50 mix with water, which is very strong but I was doing a chemical peel, and there was absolutely no sting at all. No tingle. Nothing. No peeling skin, nor was the texture any softer when I washed it off a few minutes later. I waited a few days before reviewing to see if the skin would start to flake off but nothing happened. I've been using glycolic acid and various other chemical peel for years so I know this wasn't user error. It simply just doesn't work. If I felt like going through the hassle of returning it I'd be asking for my money back.

Great peel to add to my face masks

Yes it might sound weird, but I've been using this to make an exfoliating mask paste for my feet, and it seems to help dissolve calluses and dry skin, and help keep them smooth! It can tingle a little bit, but most of the time it is non-irritating. Overall this is a pretty good product if you are interested in making your own skin care (or foot care) products.

THIS STUFF WORKSSSS! I used too much and it peeled my hands 😂 can definitely tell the difference in my legs (strawberry legs) my skin has gotten softer. Also peeled the skin off my elbows. You’ll know when you’re using too much because it will sting. I use it with my lotion, when it stings I just add more lotion and it helps

I mix up my own toner with cosmetic grade ascorbic acid, glycolic acid, and green tea extract, with everything purchased off Amazon.I keep it nice and acidic so the vitamin c and glycolic acid can penetrate my skin (ph 3.5 or lower). I am still working on the exact recipe, as I mixed it a little strong the first time, but at least I know it works. I keep my four oz dropper bottle in the refrigerator between uses, and it does last a long time this way. Everything is water soluble, so my formula is easy to make and cheap versus buying pre-made products.I put on my snail mucin essence afterwards, and my skin has become youthful and glowey for my age.

Sent me a used and opened product. Very disappointing. The jar was half empty.