At-Home Facial Peels That’ll Save You a Trip to the Spa

The Ordinary

AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution, $7.20 at Sephora

This do-it-all blemish-fighting peel has glycolic, lactic and salicylic acids for intense exfoliation. Use the 10-minute facial peel right before bedtime twice a week.

Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare

Alpha Beta Ultra Gentle Daily Peel, $88 at Nordstrom

If you have sensitive skin, a mild peel like this one is ideal. It has three gentle acids and nourishes fragile skin while battling common signs of aging.

Lancôme

Absolue Precious Cells Rose Drop Night Skin Peel Concentrate, $110 at Bergdorf Goodman

This peel concentrate comes in two parts — rose drops and oil — which you need to blend before you apply. It stimulates skin renewal and works effectively to reduce fine lines and wrinkles. 

La Prairie

Cellular 3-Minute Peel, $250 at Barneys

If you actually want to replace a professional peel with an at-home version, try this one out. The three-minute peel acts like a weekly booster and is designed to give you a thorough detox. Its strong blend draws out debris and impurities from your skin.

D'Alchemy

Micro-Dermabrasion Peel, $41 at Anthropologie

This gentle yet intense peel can give you a thorough exfoliation and penetrates deep to clean out clogged pores and excess oil. Use whenever your skin feels tired.

Philosophy

The Microdelivery Resurfacing Peel, $72 at Sephora

This cleansing peel duo consists of vitamin C crystals and an activating gel. It works in two parts: first the crystals replenish your skin from within, then the gel reduces traces of aging and improves elasticity.

Beauty influencers on your Instagram timeline may all be crediting professional chemical peels for their woke-up-like-this glow. And while pro-level peels are mostly effective for transforming your skin’s texture and streamlining your skin tone, an off-the-shelf, exfoliating peel can be a more economical and hassle-free alternative.

Of course, chemical peels have their benefits. They help with cell turnover and are an effective solution for everything from acne to hyperpigmentation and aging. Chemical peels also help your skin care products penetrate better. So no, we’re not asking you to ditch professional peels permanently. But you can sit one out once in a while.

At-home peels are gentler and designed for an immediate skin detox-like experience. Most of them contain the same elements used in chemically applied peels. Besides replenishing skin cells, they also promote collagen, even out your skin tone, calm your complexion and, most importantly, draw out settled in grime and dirt that can cause breakouts.

Plus, you can put them on while you’re streaming Game of Thrones. Here are the most functional at-home peels on the market.

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