Chemical Peels: Compare Listings & Prices

Catalog refreshed October 30, 2026

Content revised October 28, 2026

Browse 20 listings for Chemical Peels, including options from Bluemercury and Naturopathica. Compare product details and listed prices.

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The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $22.00 to $305.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.

Product names reveal the main active, glycolic, lactic, AHA/BHA blends, or botanical enzymes, and often note strength or extra benefits like brightening or dark-spot targeting. Some are pads, others are liquids or gels.

When picking a peel, match the acid type to your skin concern: glycolic for texture, lactic for sensitive skin, enzyme blends for gentle exfoliation. Check the percentage or strength indicated (e.g., 10% glycolic) and whether the brand provides a patch-test recommendation. Also note if the formula is fragrance-free or includes soothing ingredients for post-peel comfort.

Questions

How do I choose between an AHA and an enzyme peel?

AHA peels (glycolic, lactic) are chemical exfoliants; enzyme peels use fruit enzymes and are usually milder. Check the ingredient list for the specific acid or enzyme.

What strength should a beginner use?

Look for peels listed under 10% acid or labeled “gentle” or “for at-home use” and follow the maker’s application time guidance.

Are there price differences based on brand reputation?

Higher-priced items often include larger volumes or additional soothing agents; compare the price per milliliter or per pad to assess value.

Do I need to do a patch test?

Yes, follow the maker’s instructions on the product page for a patch test before full application.

Can I use a peel on sensitive skin?

Choose formulas labeled “gentle,” “non-irritating,” or with lower acid percentages and verify any fragrance-free claims.

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