Peeling kit Ava three-step home exfoliation with 30% lactic acid

Ava three-step home exfoliation with 30% lactic acid is a compact at-home chemical peeling kit designed to provide a controlled resurfacing treatment. The three-step system uses a high-concentration lactic acid solution to remove dead skin cells, smooth uneven texture and support skin renewal. The kit is intended for targeted use on facial skin and for preparing the surface for subsequent skincare products when used as directed.

Advantages

The three-step format separates preparation, active exfoliation and neutralisation to help achieve an even result while limiting unnecessary exposure. Formulated with lactic acid at 30% concentration, the peeling targets keratinised layers and promotes gentle brightening and smoother texture. The kit is designed for home use with clear sequential steps, making professional-style chemical exfoliation more accessible without multiple salon visits.

Suitable for

• Improving skin texture and reducing rough patches
• Gentle brightening of dull complexion
• Preparing skin for absorption of serums and moisturisers
• Targeted resurfacing for uneven skin and mild hyperkeratosis

Key specifications

• Active ingredient: lactic acid at 30% concentration
• Three-step system: preparatory step, active peel, neutraliser/aftercare step
• Intended use area: facial skin
• Formulation type: chemical exfoliant (liquid/solution)
• Designed for controlled single-session or occasional at-home treatments

How to use

Perform a skin sensitivity test 24–48 hours before the full application. Cleanse and dry the treatment area thoroughly. Follow the kit sequence: apply the preparatory product as directed, then apply the active lactic acid step for the recommended duration, and finally apply the neutraliser/aftercare step included in the kit to stop the peeling action. Rinse if instructed and avoid combining with other active exfoliants immediately after treatment. Follow the included instructions and timing precisely to reduce risk of irritation.

Usage recommendations

Avoid sun exposure and use broad-spectrum sunscreen after treatment; do not use on irritated, broken or inflamed skin. Limit use according to sensitivity and product guidance, and consult a dermatologist if unsure about suitability for specific skin conditions.