DR.G - TasTheStuff review for Brightening Peeling Gel

UPDATE OCTOBER 2024 I’m changing this from 4/5 to 5/5! I’m not new to this product, and I find it to be a great one. I tried this a few times before and I found this to work well on sensitive skin types! Here are my reasons to why I love this and the brand, and give it a 5/5: 🍏 This works for sensitive skin types, so for it work on all skin types would be a no brainer. 🍏 The texture of this is gritty yet smooth—as you’re applying it and massaging it to slightly exfoliate the skin, it doesn’t sting or hurt. 🍏 This does not dry your skin out like some peeling gels do post-use. Rather my skin felt hydrated yet fresh and clean. 🍏 The braille on the packaging is such a nice touch. It shows thoughtfulness on the brand’s end. Overall, I’d rate this a 5/5. Couldn’t find anything to be disappointed with in this! ——————————————————————— ORIGINAL MARCH 2024 I’ve personally never tried a peeling gel, so this product natural piqued my interest. After trying it once, here are some of my honest (and pro) thoughts on this: 🍌 This product claims to be designed for tired, sentive, and hyper pigmented skin. As someone who fits into all of these categories, I found this claim to be true, at least to what I’ve tested so far. 🍌 As someone with sensitive combination skin, my skin did not react in any negative way. I tried a patch test, and then a full test, and I’ve seen some results so far. It has seem to remove dead skin cells, thus leaving me with brighter skin. I like it mostly for this purpose. 🍌 It is paraben free, SLS free, and phthalate free - all things that I prefer in my skincare. I didn’t expect any pore clogging or congestion so far. 🍌 The texture is a bit grainy, so it has a nice exfoliating effect as well. I know some people don’t want a grainy texture, but this has personally not bothered me. 🍌 While I’m new to this, it’s something I’m thinking of incorporating into my routine. It added a step I didn’t know I needed.