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The most common chemical exfoliants paired with aloe are glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and lactic acid. One product explicitly lists a 20% glycolic acid concentration.

These products target a wide range of skin types, commonly listing normal, dry, oily, combination, sensitive, mature, very dry, and acne-prone skin.

For aloe foot peel products, feet typically begin peeling about 4–6 days after treatment.

Most products list glycolic, lactic, or salicylic acids without a stated percentage. At least one peel product specifies a 20% glycolic acid concentration.

Instructions vary by format: exfoliating pads are often used briefly (examples show ~2–3 minutes) then rinsed; gel or cream masks are applied as a thin layer and wiped off after about 15 minutes; scrubs and polishes are massaged onto wet skin and rinsed clean.

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