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Description
Ingredients
Product Details
What it is:
Alcohol-free solution with a gentle retinoid helps improve surface cell turnover to smooth without stripping skin
What it does:
Imperfection-clearing BHA helps remove pore-clogging debris, while glycolic acid promotes exfoliation. (Plus, if you love our Clarifying Cleanser, you need this peel!)
What else you need to know:
Exfoliants work great together, but their different compositions don’t always mix. Murad's team of experts formulated a bi-phase peel that, when shaken, blends a resurfacing retinoid and glycolic acid with salicylic acid to gently yet effectively help clarify pores and improve surface cell turnover for smoother skin.
Which skin type is it good for?
- Balanced
- Oily
- Combination
- Dry
*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Frequently Asked Questions
This peel combines AHA (alpha hydroxy acid) and BHA (beta hydroxy acid) exfoliants with retinoid to target multiple skin concerns. AHAs work on the skin's surface to remove dead cells, BHAs penetrate pores to clarify congestion, and retinoid supports skin renewal. This dual-exfoliant formula is specifically designed for daily use to maintain clearer, smoother skin.
While this peel is formulated for daily use, it contains active exfoliants that may be strong for very sensitive or reactive skin types. We recommend starting with 2-3 times per week and gradually increasing frequency as your skin builds tolerance. If you have conditions like rosacea or eczema, consult a dermatologist before use. Always perform a patch test first.
Yes, this product is specifically designed to help clarify acne-prone skin. The BHA component penetrates pores to help reduce congestion and excess sebum, while the AHA removes dead skin cells that can contribute to breakouts. The retinoid also supports skin renewal. However, avoid using it with other potentially irritating acne treatments without spacing them out, and consult a dermatologist if you're using prescription acne medications.