Hey there, it's Jen!

Following up on our conversation about body peels this morning, I want to talk about the biggest mistake people make when treating their hands, arms, or chest.

They get impatient!

Unlike your face, which peels in 7 to 10 days, the skin on your body is much thicker. It can take 20 to 30 days for your body to fully turn over and shed. Just look at A.K.'s experience treating the dark spots on her joints:

"I brought originally for face but tried on my knees and elbow first. Got a great peel but took 2+ weeks for peeling to start. Noticeable difference in skin."
— A.K.

Products used: TCA Peel.

If you are dealing with hyperpigmentation, keratosis pilaris, or darkness on your knees, elbows, and underarms, you can absolutely achieve a noticeable difference—you just have to prep properly and be patient! Dora and I recorded a full video deep-dive called "The Ultimate Body Peel Routine for Brighter, Smoother Skin." In it, we break down exactly how to safely use chemical peels on your body. Here is what we cover:

• The Prep Routine: Why you need to pre-exfoliate using the 15% Body Wash and Triple Treat Body Lotion (and why you must stop using them 4 to 6 days prior to your peel).

• Melanin Inhibitors: Why treating body pigmentation safely requires 4 weeks of prep with Fade Bright (especially if you are a Fitzpatrick 4 or darker!).

• The 25% Rule: Why you can't just dip yourself into a bathtub of acid, and how to safely break your treatments up to only cover 20% to 25% of your body at one time.

If you are ready to smooth out your skin from head to toe, now is the absolute best time to stock up on your body essentials.

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