Glass Milk Peel

Treatment is not suitable for clients with: Pregnancy or breastfeeding, active cancer or those currently undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy, uncontrolled diabetes, autoimmune disorders, blood clotting disorders, immunosuppression, history of keloid scarring or abnormal wound healing. Treatment is not suitable for clients with: Active bacterial, viral or fungal skin infections, active herpes simplex (cold sores), open wounds, cuts or abrasions, active eczema, psoriasis or dermatitis flare-ups, severe or inflamed acne with broken skin, rosacea flare-ups or highly sensitive skin, sunburn or recently tanned skin, recent facial surgery that has not fully healed, suspicious lesions or untreated skin abnormalities within the treatment area. Treatment is not suitable for clients with: Current or recent use of Roaccutane (Isotretinoin), photosensitising medications, recent steroid therapy, known allergies or sensitivities to peel ingredients. Treatment should be postponed if: Botox or dermal fillers have been administered within the previous 2 weeks, chemical peels, microneedling or laser treatments have recently been performed, there has been excessive sun exposure or recent tanning, fake tan has been applied within the previous 2 weeks, there is active inflammation or irritation within the treatment area, the client is feeling unwell or has a fever. Treatment may not be suitable for clients who: Have unrealistic expectations regarding treatment outcomes, show signs consistent with Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD), are unable or unwilling to follow post-treatment care instructions and strict sun protection.

For your Glass Milk Peel appointment, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing and arriving with clean skin free from makeup where possible. A loose-fitting top with a wide neckline or buttons is ideal to allow easy access to the face, neck and décolletage while ensuring maximum comfort during your treatment. Soft, breathable fabrics are recommended, as the skin may feel slightly warm, hydrated and sensitive following treatment. Avoid high collars, scarves or rough fabrics that may cause friction or irritation during the healing process. Please avoid applying heavy creams, fake tan, perfumes or active skincare products to the treatment area before your appointment unless otherwise advised. Mild dryness or light flaking may occur as the skin renews itself, so loose clothing is particularly important if the neck or chest is being treated. Your comfort and privacy are always our priority, and disposable headbands, towels and gowns are provided when required to help you relax and enjoy your treatment. Protecting the skin from excessive heat, friction and sun exposure following your peel will help support optimal healing and enhance your results.

Yes. Because downtime is typically minimal, it is often chosen as a skin-boosting treatment before weddings, holidays and special occasions.

Not necessarily. Many clients experience little to no visible peeling, although this varies depending on skin type and individual response.

No. The treatment can benefit a wide range of ages and is designed to improve hydration, radiance and overall skin quality.

A single treatment can improve hydration, brightness and skin texture, but achieving long-term "glass skin" usually requires a combination of professional treatments, skincare and consistency.

Not quite! The aim is healthy, radiant skin rather than an oily or overly shiny appearance. Most clients notice a brighter, fresher and more luminous complexion.

No. Despite the name, the Glass Milk Peel does not contain glass. The treatment is designed to leave the skin looking exceptionally smooth, clear and radiant — often referred to as a "glass skin" effect.

Yes. A Glass Milk Peel is considered a safe and professional treatment when carried out by trained practitioners. A consultation is always completed beforehand to ensure the peel is suitable for your skin type and concerns.

Before treatment, avoid excessive sun exposure, sunbeds and harsh exfoliating products for several days beforehand. Active skincare ingredients such as retinol or acids may also need to be paused temporarily.

Some clients may experience mild redness, dryness or light peeling following treatment. This is usually temporary and forms part of the natural skin renewal process.

Treatments are typically performed every few weeks depending on your skin type, skin condition and treatment goals.

Some clients notice improvement after one treatment, while others may benefit from a course of treatments depending on their skin concerns and desired results.

Clients often notice brighter, smoother and more radiant skin following treatment. Benefits may include improved skin texture, clearer pores, reduced congestion and a fresher complexion.

Most clients experience a mild tingling or warming sensation during treatment. The procedure is generally comfortable and well tolerated.

Yes. The salicylic acid within the peel helps deeply cleanse the pores and reduce congestion, making the treatment beneficial for oily and acne-prone skin.

A Milk Peel is most commonly performed on the face but may also be suitable for the neck, chest and back depending on the skin concerns being treated.

A Glass Milk Peel can help improve: Dull or tired-looking skin Uneven skin tone Fine lines and wrinkles Mild pigmentation Congestion and blocked pores Acne and breakouts Rough skin texture Early signs of ageing

A Glass Milk Peel combines exfoliating acids including glycolic acid, lactic acid and salicylic acid to remove dead skin cells, stimulate healthy skin renewal and improve overall skin quality.

A Glass Milk Peel is a professional chemical peel designed to brighten, smooth and rejuvenate the skin while improving overall skin tone, texture and clarity.