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Plumped Professional Mandelic Acid Peel 200ml CLINICpH 3. 5 What is Mandelic Acid? Mandelic Acid is an alpha hydroxy acid. Derived from bitter almonds, it has a number of benefits for the skin. The molecular structure of mandelic acid is larger than better known alpha hydroxy acids such as glycolic acid and lactic acid. This means it takes longer to penetrate the skin's surface and is much less irritating. Benefits Rapidly exfoliates dead skin cells and surface debris from the skin. Mandelic acid has
pH 3.5
What is Mandelic Acid?
Mandelic Acid is an alpha hydroxy acid. Derived from bitter almonds, it has a number of benefits for the skin.
The molecular structure of mandelic acid is larger than better known alpha hydroxy acids such as glycolic acid and lactic acid. This means it takes longer to penetrate the skin's surface and is much less irritating.
Benefits
--Rapidly exfoliates dead skin cells and surface debris from the skin.
--Mandelic acid has antimicrobial/antibacterial properties, making it an excellent choice for all types of acne, including cystic acne.
--Loosens blackheads for easy extraction.
--Cleans and refines pores.
--Refines the tone and texture of the skin, brightens.
--Refines the tone and texture of the skin, brightens.
--Mandelic acid is excellent for clients with darker skin tones. It does not cause the unwanted, lighter skin tone changes that you might experience with other AHA's.
--Mandelic acid inhibits the growth of melanin, the cause of brown patches, freckles, uneven skin tone and other sun-related skin care issues.
--Mandelic acid, with continued use, can help repair sun damaged skin.
--Mandelic acid reduces lines and wrinkles without the irritation of other AHA's.
--Mandelic is typically an excellent exfoliator for clients suffering from Rosacea.
--Mandelic is typically an excellent exfoliator for clients suffering from Rosacea.
What is Mandelic Acid?
Mandelic Acid is an alpha hydroxy acid. Derived from bitter almonds, it has a number of benefits for the skin.
The molecular structure of mandelic acid is larger than better known alpha hydroxy acids such as glycolic acid and lactic acid. This means it takes longer to penetrate the skin's surface and is much less irritating.
Benefits
Mandelic Acid is an alpha hydroxy acid. Derived from bitter almonds, it has a number of benefits for the skin.
The molecular structure of mandelic acid is larger than better known alpha hydroxy acids such as glycolic acid and lactic acid. This means it takes longer to penetrate the skin's surface and is much less irritating.
Benefits
- Rapidly exfoliates dead skin cells and surface debris from the skin.
- Mandelic acid has antimicrobial/antibacterial properties, making it an excellent choice for all types of acne, including cystic acne.
- Loosens blackheads for easy extraction.
- Cleans and refines pores.
- Refines the tone and texture of the skin, brightens.
- Mandelic acid is excellent for clients with darker skin tones. It does not cause the unwanted, lighter skin tone changes that you might experience with other AHA's.
- Mandelic acid inhibits the growth of melanin, the cause of brown patches, freckles, uneven skin tone and other sun-related skin care issues.
- Mandelic acid, with continued use, can help repair sun damaged skin.
- Mandelic acid reduces lines and wrinkles without the irritation of other AHA's.
- Mandelic is typically an excellent exfoliator for clients suffering from Rosacea.
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★★★★★ 4
They keep sheets from getting greasy.
Size: 3 Pairs - Gray
These are good. I like that I can put lotion on my heels when I go to bed and not get my sheets greasy. They do a good job on that and a pretty good job keeping the moisturizer on. Since the toes are open, they aren’t hot.
The gel doesn’t seem to do anything, though.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Impressive
Size: 3 Pairs - Gray, Green, Pink
These socks are so cool and I have used them every night for a week and can see a difference. I am using them with the gold bond heel lotion.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very comfortable
Size: 3 Pairs - Gray, Green, Pink
This Heel crack socks are a practical and effective solution for managing dry, cracked heels. They offer a combination of comfort, hydration, and support that many users find beneficial. Although they might not be a miracle cure for everyone, their ease of use and noticeable results make them a worthwhile investment for those looking to improve their foot health. If you’re dealing with persistent heel dryness or cracks, giving these socks a try could be a step towards smoother, more comfortable feet.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Seem to help heal, but doesn't reach the balls of my feet
Size: 3 Pairs - Gray, Green, Pink
Only can wear when I am sitting down because they're to slippery to walk in
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
love these for soft feet!!
Size: 3 Pairs - Gray, Green, Pink
these are great. My feet are soft already! What I like best is my feet. Don't get hot in them because the heels and toes are exposed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2026