Customer Rating: - great for acne and fine lines
used on my oldest daughter acne it works very well.I also used it for fine lines works nicely with the glycolic acid would recommend using the both a day apart or so.

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Customer Rating: - Bad Customer Service
If you place an order with Skin Laboratory be warned! I tried placing an order with them recently for this product but made a mistake when doing so. I immediately tried contacting the company so the problem could be corrected. Much to my surprise there is no phone number listed so you must rely only on email. Unfortunately, after my 3 attempts for contact failed, I received the wrong merchandise. It wasn't until I wrote a 2 page letter, attached copies of the emails, and returned the merchandise that I was given a partial refund. And the only reason I knew I got a refund was because PayPal sent me an email. This is what you will read on their website: "If you ever have a question, just send us an e-mail: service@skinlaboratory.com and you will have our immediate attention. You may continue to email customer service at anytime if you have questions about your product, any customer service concerns." BUT believe me - that wasn't the case. To this day - 3 weeks later - they have not attempted to contact me about this problem. That's bad business!!

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Customer Rating: - not THAT good !
this gel did not made my skin peel or even my skin tone
i've seen little results of pore minimizing and THATS it

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Customer Rating: - Great Product on Ebony Skin
I started getting acne young, when i was about 10 and i didnt know how to look after my skin then. No cleansing, toning or even moisturizing because i thought that would give me more spots, what a fool i was.
The problem with black skin is that it hyperpigments easy and by the time i was 21 i couldnt bare to look at myself in the mirror, i had so many acne scars i couldnt stand it. Dermatologists were no help, the pills and creams are useless if you dont have a good skin care regimen which is something the doctors dont usually tell you.
In 2001 called around and was told by everyone on Harley Street that dermabrasion and skin peels were not for black skin tones so i paid £1800
for lazer treatment. It worked to some extent, the spots went and my skin looked clearer but if i had known about this product i wouldnt have bothered.
The truth is that these skin acids can and are used safely on ebony skin tones and have been for years. I am a caramel complexion (like Tyra Banks), my first peel ever was the Skin laboratoty 70% lactic acid peel and i experienced no problems at all, just be sure to follow the instructions. My second peel was the salicylic 20% peel by Skin Laboratory and my skin looks great. My skin is visibly clearer, lighter due to the fact that the hyperpigmentation is fading, i just look great and i'm so happy. And for the price, its a bargain compared to £200 per month on microdermabrasion or £1800+ for a course of lazer treatments. I would highly recommend both the product and the company. I honestly cant imagine my life without these peels now, i'm totally smitten.