A peeling oil offers a more intensive complexion-refining step for clients looking to support smoother-looking skin, visible radiance and a more even-looking appearance. The Good Peel™ Yellow Peeling Oil is designed to help loosen surface build-up and support gradual skin renewal as part of a carefully managed corrective skincare routine.

Active ingredients: Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Malic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Citric Acid, Vitamin A.

Application Protocol

Step 1: Prepare The Skin

Thoroughly cleanse the area you wish to treat and ensure the skin is completely dry before application.

Avoid scrubs, exfoliating products and other corrective treatments for several days prior to beginning your peel, as these may increase skin sensitivity.

Step 2: Apply The Treatment

Apply a thin, even layer of The Good Peel™ Yellow Peeling Oil to the desired area three times daily, ideally during the afternoon or evening.

Allow each application to fully absorb before reapplying.

Continue for 3-4 consecutive days only.

Do not exceed 4 days of application.

Many clients choose to perform their treatment during weekends or quieter periods to allow the skin's renewal process to progress uninterrupted.

If showering during the treatment period, avoid using soaps or exfoliating products on the treated area.

Step 3: The Renewal Phase

Visible peeling commonly begins between Days 3 and 5.

During this stage, the skin may appear:

• Dry
• Tight
• Shiny
• Leathery
• Flaky

This is a normal part of the renewal process.

Do not pick, peel or manually remove shedding skin.

Allow the old skin layer to separate naturally.

Once peeling begins, normal bathing may resume, however exfoliating products should continue to be avoided.

Step 4: Support The New Skin Layer

As the skin renews itself, keep the treated area well moisturised and hydrated.

Warm water and consistent moisturisation may help soften peeling skin and support a smoother renewal process.

Mild itching may occur while the old skin layer sheds. If redness develops, avoid touching or irritating the area and continue to maintain hydration.

Step 5: Return To Your Routine

Once the peeling process has fully completed and the skin has recovered, you may gradually return to your normal skincare routine.

Newly revealed skin may be temporarily more sensitive and should be treated with care.

Patience, consistency and proper aftercare remain essential components of every successful glow journey.

Important Guidance 

✔ Patch test before use

✔ Do not apply to broken, irritated or compromised skin

✔ Do not scratch, pick or manually remove peeling skin

✔ Avoid additional exfoliating products during treatment

✔ Minimise direct sun exposure throughout the renewal process

✔ Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen daily

✔ Allow a minimum of 8-10 weeks between treatments

✔ Focus on aftercare, hydration and skin barrier support

Guidance

The Good Peel™ Yellow Peeling Oil is frequently incorporated into advanced corrective skincare routines focused on complexion refinement, skin renewal and long-term maintenance. Many clients choose to combine The Good Peel™ Yellow Peeling Oil with Liposomal Vitamin C, Liposomal Glutathione and the Tru' Skin™ collection as part of a structured glow-focused skincare and wellness routine. 

The Good Peel™ Yellow Peeling Oil is designed to support visible skin renewal, smoother-looking texture, improved radiance and the appearance of a more even, refined complexion.

Use only according to the product directions and your skin's individual tolerance. As a peeling treatment, it should not be overused. Allow adequate time between applications and reduce frequency if the skin becomes overly dry, sensitive or irritated.

Apply only to suitable external skin areas as directed. Avoid the eye area, lips, broken skin, freshly shaved skin and any areas that are already irritated or compromised.

The skin may feel drier or tighter and may begin to flake or peel as the treatment takes effect. The extent of visible peeling varies from person to person. Do not pick, scrub or forcibly remove peeling skin.

Yes, but avoid combining multiple intensive exfoliating or peeling products in the same routine unless specifically directed. Introduce products carefully and allow the skin time to recover between stronger treatments.

Yes. Daily broad-spectrum sun protection is especially important when using peeling or exfoliating products. Protect treated areas from direct sun exposure and reapply SPF as directed during the daytime.