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Skin Concerns -
Pigment and Melasma
Pigmentation concerns are common and can take many different forms, from age spots and sun damage to more complex conditions such as melasma. While these marks are not harmful, they can affect confidence and make skin appear uneven or aged. Understanding the difference between pigmentation types is important, as each requires a tailored treatment approach.
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< Sun damage and age-related pigmentation (also called solar lentigines or age spots) are caused by prolonged UV exposure. These are typically well-defined, darker patches that develop gradually over time, most often on the face, chest, and hands. They respond well to treatments such as chemical peels.
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Melasma, on the other hand, is a chronic pigmentation condition triggered by hormonal changes, genetics, or sun exposure. It usually appears as larger, symmetrical patches of brown or grey discolouration, most commonly on the cheeks, forehead, and upper lip. Unlike sun damage, melasma can be more stubborn and prone to recurrence, so management requires a careful, long-term approach >
Chemical Peels
Our Glo Skin Beauty chemical peels are professional-grade skin resurfacing treatments designed to safely and effectively improve skin health and appearance. For pigmentation and melasma, peels help by accelerating skin cell turnover, lifting away pigmented cells at the surface and encouraging healthier, more even-toned skin to replace them.
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By gently removing the outermost layer of dead, dull cells, peels reveal fresher skin underneath while also regulating melanin production — helping to reduce uneven patches, sun spots, and stubborn discolouration. Over time, this improves clarity, balance and overall radiance.
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Peels can also soften fine lines, smooth texture, and reduce pore congestion, while boosting collagen to support healthier, stronger skin.
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Suitable for different skin types and levels of pigmentation, each peel is customised to your needs to safely achieve maximum results while supporting long-term skin health.
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Please note: All new clients must start with the Level 3 Flower Enzyme Peel, regardless of whether they have had chemical peels elsewhere. After this, you can progress to Levels 4, 5, and 6, with mandatory at-home skin preparation required before Levels 4–6.​
Level 3 Entry Peel
Flower Enzyme - for all skin types, including sensitive.
Suitable for all skin types and concerns, this will be your starting point for your peel journey. Combining Hibiscus Flower Extract, Pumpkin, and Ficin to revitalise, stimulate, and tone the skin with no downtime.
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Level 4 Peels
Hydra-Bright AHA Glow - for combination, dry, and sensitive skin types.
20% lactic acid peel suitable for combination, dry, and sensitive skin. Targets ageing and hyperpigmentation while improving overall skin radiance.
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Beta-Clarity AHA - for oily and combination skin types.
20% mandelic acid, salicylic acid, and vitamin C to target oily and combination skin with concerns such as uneven texture, acne, congestion, breakouts, and visible pores.​​
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Level 5 Peel
GlyPro AHA Resurfacing - for normal, dry, oily, and combination skin types (excludes sensitive skin type).
30% glycolic acid with niacinamide and phytic acid. Suitable for all skin types except sensitive. This versatile, fast-acting acid repairs and regenerates skin while targeting fine lines and wrinkles.
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Level 6 Peel
Retinol + C Boost - for normal, dry, oily, and combination skin types (excluding sensitive or acne-prone skin types).
5% retinol with vitamin C for advanced resurfacing. Suitable for all skin types except acne-prone or sensitive skin. Achieves visible skin sloughing and can be used alone or to intensify another chemical exfoliant.
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Treatment Time:
Approximately 60 minutes
Downtime:
Level 3 – None.
Level 4 & 5 – Minimal; slight flaking or tightness may occur.
Level 6 – Moderate; visible peeling for several days
Skin-prep:
Mandatory for levels 4-6.
Recommended Frequency:
Every 2–4 weeks for Levels 3–5, every 6–8 weeks for Level 6
Pricing: From £65 – £95 depending on peel level
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