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The Dr. Melaxin I Glass Skin Essential Kit includes five essential pieces designed to give your skin a radiant, glass-like finish. Each product is crafted to hydrate, brighten, and enhance your natural glow for stunning results!
Our Glass Skin Renewal Kit features six carefully formulated products that work synergistically to exfoliate, hydrate, and rejuvenate your skin. With regular use, you'll notice a dramatic improvement in texture and brightness, achieving that coveted glass skin effect!
Absolutely! The Radiant Skin Care Balm Set is crafted with gentle, skin-friendly ingredients that soothe and nourish, making it ideal for sensitive skin types. Experience comfort and radiance without irritation!
For optimal results, we recommend incorporating these kits into your daily skincare routine. Use them consistently to fully benefit from their hydrating and brightening properties, paving the way for beautifully radiant skin.
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Bio Spicule Peel for Beginners (Sensitive-Skin Safe)
Bio Spicule Peel for Beginners (Sensitive-Skin Safe)

Quick answer: Start once a week with a thin layer and a shorter 20–30 second massage, buffer with moisturiser afterward, and build up only as your skin tolerates it. Patch-test first if you're sensitive.
New to spicules? The mistake almost every beginner makes is treating it like an acid — going hard, going often, and wrecking their barrier in two weeks.
The beginner protocol:
- Patch-test on the jawline for two nights before doing your full face.
- Once weekly only for the first month.
- Shorten the massage to 20–30 seconds instead of a full minute.
- Buffer: apply moisturiser first, then the peel on top. This reduces intensity while you build tolerance.
- Hydrate heavily afterward — a soothing serum plus a barrier cream.
Can sensitive skin use spicules? Usually yes, and many people find them gentler than acids because there's no pH change and no chemical sting. But go slower, and skip entirely if you have active eczema, rosacea flares, or a compromised barrier.
Signs you're going too fast: persistent redness, tightness, stinging with your normal products, or flaking that doesn't settle within a couple of days. Drop to every other week and rebuild.
Expected timeline: smoother texture by week 3–4. Pores and clarity by 6–8 weeks. This is a marathon product, not an overnight one.
FAQ — Can beginners use it? Yes, 1×/week. Sensitive skin? Yes, buffered and patch-tested. How long to build up? About a month before considering twice weekly.
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