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Superficial Chemical Peels Brisbane

Enzyme, berry, and pumpkin peels are gentle, superficial treatments that use natural fruit enzymes and mild acids to exfoliate the outer layer of skin — removing dead skin cells, unclogging pores, and refreshing dull or congested skin for a brighter, smoother complexion.

A gentler alternative to deeper chemical peels, suited to regular skincare maintenance or those new to professional exfoliation. Treatment is performed by our senior facialist, and a consultation is required to assess suitability, as results vary between individuals.

Enzyme
Superficial Peel
$99
per session

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Berry
Superficial Peel
$99
per session

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Pumpkin
Superficial Peel
$99
per session

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Enzyme Peel

A blend of fruit enzymes — mango, pineapple, and papaya — combined with alpha hydroxy acids to gently exfoliate and brighten. Free of salicylic acid, so it won’t create heat in the skin, making it a more indulgent, soothing option.

Berry Peel

A rich blend of six berries — blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, maqui berry, cranberry, and bearberry — paired with lactic and mandelic acids. Packed with antioxidants to help rejuvenate the skin, this is a gentle, salicylic-acid-free option suited to regular use.

Pumpkin Peel

An effective exfoliator that uses pumpkin enzymes to help digest built-up protein on the skin’s surface, refining texture and enhancing radiance. Formulated with salicylic acid alongside lactic and glycolic acids, it’s particularly suited to problematic or acne-prone skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do superficial peels hurt?
No — these are gentle treatments. The Enzyme and Berry Peels are salicylic-acid-free and generally feel soothing, while the Pumpkin Peel may cause a mild tingling sensation for some clients.
What are the contraindications for superficial peels?
These can include pregnancy or breastfeeding, active skin infections or cold sores, sunburnt or compromised skin, or known sensitivities to fruit enzymes or acids. Your facialist will review your history at consultation to confirm suitability.
Is there downtime after a superficial peel?
Little to none. These are gentle, superficial treatments, so most clients return to normal activities straight away, with skin appearing brighter rather than visibly peeling.
How often can I have a superficial peel?
These peels are gentle enough for regular skincare maintenance — your skin therapist can recommend a suitable interval based on your skin and goals.
What should I do before and after a superficial peel?
Your skin therapist will give you specific guidance at consultation — generally, avoid excess sun exposure and strong active ingredients beforehand, and use SPF and gentle skincare in the days after treatment.

Start with a consultation.