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What Our Clients Say
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Love this location! My lash tech Val is amazing and does great work!
I usually do eyelash lift and color. I like it. It is fast, relaxing, and the result is al...more
Professional kind patient and very knowledgeable
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about The Glow Renewel Peel.
This gentle resurfacing treatment uses mild exfoliants plus hydrating ingredients to lift dead skin cells while replenishing moisture. It brightens and smooths without stripping oils, making it ideal for dry or flaky skin and reducing post-peel irritation.
Yes. The formula avoids aggressive acids and incorporates soothing agents to minimize inflammation. Patch testing is performed before application, and your technician will customize strength and aftercare to ensure comfort and reduce reaction risk.
Optimal results typically require a series—either three or six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. This schedule allows gradual renewal, enhanced pigment correction, and sustained texture improvement while monitoring skin response.
Minimal downtime. Most clients experience mild redness or slight flaking for a few days, with immediate brightness visible. Avoid heavy exfoliation and sun exposure; following our aftercare dramatically reduces recovery time.
Yes—when scheduled strategically. It pairs well with hydrating facials and LED therapy but should be sequenced around more aggressive procedures. Your clinician will recommend timing to maximize benefits while preventing over-exfoliation or irritation.
Keep skin hydrated, use gentle cleansers, and apply broad-spectrum SPF daily. Avoid retinoids, strong acids, and prolonged sun exposure for at least one week. Use prescribed soothing serums and contact us if you notice unexpected pain, prolonged redness, or irritation.