TCA 45% Acid Peel Serum for Pores & Dark Spots

What makes a 45% TCA peel work

Trichloroacetic Acid at 45%

The workhorse. At this concentration, TCA is designed to resurface the outer layer of skin, smoothing texture, minimizing pores, and fading hyperpigmentation. It's the same acid used in many in-office peels.

A dropper, not a splash

The dropper lets you count three drops exactly. No cotton round, no over-application. This is what makes an at-home 45% peel safe enough to use between professional visits.

Visible pore tightening

TCA at this strength goes beyond surface cleansing. It works on the top layers of skin to reveal a tighter, more refined texture. Pores appear smaller because the skin around them is smoother.

Dark spots peel away

Post-acne marks, sun spots, and uneven tone respond to the exfoliating action. Over weeks, old pigmented cells shed, and the newer, more even skin comes through.

What's in the bottle

• 45%professional concentration
• 3 dropsper application, twice weekly
• 30mldropper bottle, about 6 months supply

A professional peel, without the appointment

1. 1
   The morning magnifying mirror

   You lean in close, and the mirror shows what foundation can't hide: enlarged pores, dark spots from old breakouts, and a texture that feels rough under your fingertips. Your current serum has plateaued.

2. 2
   45% TCA, measured not guessed

   This isn't a watered-down drugstore acid. It's the same concentration your esthetician uses, now in a dropper bottle that lets you apply exactly three drops—no cotton pads, no guesswork.

3. 3
   Twice a week, three drops

   You don't need a schedule or a recovery day. Apply three drops to clean skin twice a week. In a few weeks, pores look tighter, dark spots fade, and your skin starts feeling smooth in a way it hasn't since your last professional peel.

4. 4
   Between visits, kept up

   You stop counting the weeks until your next appointment. Your skin stays at that post-peel smoothness month after month, because you're doing the maintenance yourself. The mirror becomes a place you glance, not stare.

Results that build, not shock