Professional-Grade At-Home Chemical Peels for Face & Skin

Discover professional-grade at-home chemical peels from Makeup Artist’s Choice (MUAC), a trusted source for at-home chemical exfoliation since 1997. Our extensive collection includes glycolic acid, lactic acid, mandelic acid, salicylic acid, TCA, Jessner’s and multi-acid peels in a range of strengths and formulations.

Whether your goal is to improve the appearance of dullness, uneven skin tone, rough texture, blemishes, post-blemish marks, sun damage or visible signs of aging, MUAC offers peel options for different skin concerns and levels of chemical-peel experience.

Choosing the right acid, strength and frequency matters. Beginners should start conservatively, follow product directions carefully and always patch test before applying a chemical peel to a larger area.

Glycolic Acid Peels

Glycolic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) widely used to exfoliate the skin and improve the appearance of dullness, rough texture, uneven tone and visible signs of aging.

MUAC offers several professional-grade glycolic acid peel strengths, allowing customers to select an option appropriate for their experience and skincare goals. Our collection also includes an adjustable glycolic peel for experienced users who want greater flexibility in selecting peel strength.

Glycolic acid is particularly popular with customers seeking smoother, brighter-looking skin and improvement in the appearance of sun-damaged or mature skin.

Mandelic Acid Peels for Beginners and Sensitive Skin

Mandelic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid with a larger molecular structure than glycolic acid, resulting in slower penetration into the skin. This makes mandelic acid an excellent option for customers who want effective chemical exfoliation with a generally gentler approach.

MUAC offers mandelic acid peels in multiple strengths, including options suitable for customers beginning their experience with at-home chemical peels.

Mandelic acid is frequently selected for the appearance of uneven skin tone, post-blemish discoloration, dullness, congestion and blemish-prone skin.

Mandelic + Salicylic Acid Peel: AHA/BHA Combination

For customers seeking the benefits of both an AHA and BHA, the MUAC Mandelic/Salicylic Peel combines mandelic acid with salicylic acid.

Mandelic acid provides surface exfoliation while salicylic acid is oil-soluble and particularly useful in skincare routines for oily, congested and blemish-prone skin.

This combination makes the Mandelic/Salicylic Peel an excellent option for customers concerned with blemishes, clogged-looking pores, uneven texture and post-blemish discoloration.

Lactic Acid Peels

Lactic acid is another alpha hydroxy acid used to exfoliate the skin while supporting a smoother, brighter and more hydrated-looking complexion.

MUAC offers professional-grade lactic acid peels in multiple strengths. Lactic acid can be particularly appealing to customers whose primary concerns include dullness, uneven-looking tone, rough texture and visible signs of aging but who also value hydration in their skincare routine.

As with all chemical peels, customers should select an appropriate strength based on their experience and follow the directions provided with the individual product.

TCA Peels for Experienced At-Home Peel Users

Trichloroacetic acid, commonly known as TCA, is an advanced chemical-peeling ingredient and should not be treated as a beginner peel.

MUAC offers professional-grade TCA peel options for experienced at-home chemical-peel users, including pre-formulated strengths as well as our 30% TCA Adjustable Peel Kit, which allows appropriately experienced customers to prepare lower concentrations according to MUAC directions.

TCA peels may be selected by experienced users seeking more intensive improvement in the appearance of uneven skin tone, sun damage, rough texture, post-blemish marks and visible signs of aging.

Because TCA is considerably more advanced than introductory AHA peels, careful product selection, patch testing, preparation, application and aftercare are especially important.

Jessner’s Peel: Advanced Multi-Acid Chemical Peel

Jessner’s Peel is a classic multi-acid chemical peel designed for customers who are ready for a more advanced exfoliating treatment.

By combining complementary exfoliating ingredients, a Jessner’s formulation can address several visible skin concerns simultaneously. It may be selected by experienced peel users concerned with uneven-looking tone, blemishes, congestion, rough texture and visible sun damage.

Jessner’s Peel should be approached as an advanced peel rather than an introductory chemical exfoliant. Customers should carefully review MUAC directions and precautions before use.

Fade Peel for Uneven Skin Tone and Dark Spots

The MUAC Fade Peel is formulated for customers whose primary concerns include the appearance of uneven skin tone, dark spots, sun-related discoloration and lingering post-blemish marks.

Rather than focusing exclusively on exfoliation, the Fade Peel combines ingredients selected specifically for a brighter, more even-looking complexion.

It can be incorporated into a skincare program designed to gradually improve the appearance of discoloration while promoting smoother, fresher-looking skin.

Multi-Acid Chemical Peels

Different acids have different characteristics, which is why some MUAC formulations combine multiple exfoliating acids in a single product.

Multi-acid peels can provide complementary exfoliating benefits and allow several visible skin concerns to be addressed within one carefully formulated treatment.

Customers considering a multi-acid peel should review the individual product description and directions rather than judging the strength of the peel simply by adding together the percentages of its individual acids.

5 Acid Body Peel for Rough, Uneven-Looking Body Skin

Chemical exfoliation isn’t limited to the face. The MUAC 5 Acid Body Peel is formulated specifically for areas of the body where customers may experience rough-looking texture, uneven tone, dullness or other visible skin irregularities.

The multi-acid formulation provides exfoliation for areas where body skin may require a different approach than facial skin.

Always follow the specific directions for body-peel application and avoid applying a facial or body chemical peel to compromised, irritated or freshly shaved skin.

How to Choose the Best At-Home Chemical Peel

The best chemical peel is not necessarily the strongest one. The appropriate choice depends on your skin, your primary concerns and your previous experience with exfoliating acids.

Those new to chemical peels may prefer to begin with a more conservative option such as mandelic acid before progressing to stronger or more advanced formulations. Experienced peel users may choose glycolic, lactic, blended-acid or advanced TCA formulations depending upon their individual skincare goals.

MUAC provides detailed product information and directions to help customers make an informed choice.

At-Home Chemical Peels for Different Skin Concerns

Chemical peels may be incorporated into skincare routines addressing a variety of visible concerns, including:

• Dull or tired-looking skin
• Uneven skin tone
• Rough or uneven-looking texture
• The appearance of dark spots and sun damage
• Post-blemish marks and discoloration
• Congested or blemish-prone skin
• Visible signs of aging
• Fine lines and loss of smoothness
• Rough or uneven-looking skin on the body

Different acids have different characteristics, so customers should choose a peel based on their skin concerns and experience rather than simply selecting the highest available acid percentage.

Professional-Grade Chemical Peels Designed for At-Home Use

Makeup Artist’s Choice has specialized in professional-grade at-home chemical peels and skincare since 1997.

Our philosophy has always been that effective skincare begins with education. We provide customers with product-specific directions, precautions and information so they can make informed decisions about incorporating chemical exfoliation into their skincare routines.

From introductory mandelic acid peels to glycolic and lactic acid formulations and advanced TCA and Jessner’s peels, our collection allows customers to choose an at-home chemical peel appropriate for their individual skincare goals and level of experience.

Chemical Peel Safety: Patch Test Before Use

Always perform a patch test before using a chemical peel over a larger area, even if you have previously used other acids or peel strengths successfully.

Follow the directions and timing provided for the specific MUAC peel you purchase. Do not assume that directions for one acid, formulation or concentration apply to another.

More is not necessarily better with chemical exfoliation. Selecting an appropriate peel, following directions carefully and allowing the skin adequate recovery time between treatments are essential parts of responsible at-home chemical-peel use.