Professional use
Lhala Peel is a professional chemical peel applied in layered passes and then removed. It should be used by, or under the guidance of, a trained practitioner. A patch test and post-treatment sun protection are recommended.
How Lhala Peel works
LHA, a salicylic-acid derivative, loosens the bonds between dead surface cells for even, gentle exfoliation, while the patented P-Sol complex and skin lipids protect the barrier and limit irritation. Applied in two layered passes by a professional, it resurfaces the skin with little downtime.
How to use Lhala Peel
1Cleanse. Clean your face with the Lhala Cleansing Foam.
2First peel layer. Apply the peel solution evenly with a brush and leave on the skin for about 5–10 minutes.
3Remove with a cool wet wipe. Gently wipe off with a cool, damp cloth.
4Second layer. Apply a second, double-strength layer with upward strokes, leave on for about 5–10 minutes, then remove.
5Lhala Peel gel mask. Finish with a Lhala peel gel mask to calm and hydrate the skin.
Lhala Peel specifications
Category
Professional LHA chemical peel
Country of origin
Republic of Korea
Form
Topical liquid peel solution, applied with a brush
Key actives
Lipohydroxy acid (capryloyl salicylic acid); patented P-Sol complex (from olive and coconut oils); skin lipids
pH
Neutral (around pH 5.5)
Pack
See product packaging
Storage
Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight
Shelf life
See product packaging for the printed expiry date
Usage
Professional use — applied in two layered passes (about 5–10 minutes each) with a brush, then removed, finishing with a soothing mask. Follow the 5-step guide below.
Supplied to
Licensed healthcare professionals and clinics
Lhala Peel common uses
·Gentle resurfacing for dull or uneven skin texture
·Refining the look of enlarged pores
·Brightening a dull complexion for a “glass skin” finish
·Helping clear and prevent congestion and blemishes
·Low-downtime exfoliation for sensitive skin
Precautions
·Professional treatment — use only by, or under the guidance of, a trained practitioner
·Known allergy or hypersensitivity to salicylates (aspirin) or any ingredient
·Avoid on broken, inflamed, sunburned or actively irritated skin
·Use sun protection after treatment; avoid the eye area and lips
·Discontinue and seek advice if significant stinging, redness or irritation occurs
Lhala Peel — frequently asked questions
What is Lhala Peel?
It is a Korean professional chemical exfoliating peel (also written LHA LALA Peel) built on lipohydroxy acid (LHA), a patented P-Sol complex and skin lipids, for gentle resurfacing.
What is LHA?
LHA is lipohydroxy acid (capryloyl salicylic acid), a derivative of salicylic acid often called a fourth-generation beta-hydroxy acid. It exfoliates the surface gently and is generally better tolerated than traditional acids.
What is P-Sol?
P-Sol is a patented complex derived from olive and coconut oils. It helps dissolve dead skin cells, supports the skin barrier and reduces the irritation that chemical exfoliants can cause.
How is Lhala Peel applied?
In five steps: cleanse with the Lhala Cleansing Foam, brush on the first peel layer and leave 5–10 minutes, wipe off with a cool damp cloth, apply a second double-strength layer with upward strokes for 5–10 minutes and remove, then finish with a Lhala peel gel mask to calm and hydrate.
Is there any downtime?
It is designed as a low-downtime, low-irritation peel suitable for sensitive skin. Individual responses vary, so follow the practitioner’s aftercare advice.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
It is formulated to be gentle and is positioned for sensitive skin, but anyone with a salicylate (aspirin) allergy should avoid it, and a patch test is sensible.
What skin concerns is it for?
Dull or uneven texture, the look of enlarged pores, uneven tone and brightness, and congestion or blemishes.
Do I need a brush to apply it?
Yes. It is brushed on evenly in two layered passes; a dedicated applicator such as the Lhala Peel Brush is used for even coverage.
Is Lhala Peel FDA-approved?
No. It is a Korean professional cosmetic peel for professional use; it is not a US FDA-approved product or a medical device.
How should it be stored?
Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and use by the date printed on the packaging.
Lucas Bennett –
The Lhala Peel lives up to its claims zero irritation, even on sensitive clients. The slow-release LHA is a game-changer no downtime, just gradual brightness improvement. Compared to other suppliers, fillersfairy’s authentication seals reassured me of authenticity. Already seeing reduced pore size in weekly treatments.
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Shipping was super fast, and I loved getting real-time updates on my order. Used it twice already, and my acne scars are fading without any redness. No weird smells or sticky residue just smooth skin after rinsing.