TCA Peel

IMPORTANT REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENT

California TCA Chemical Peel Restrictions – Effective January 1, 2027

Notice to Our Valued Skincare Professionals and Customers

Due to upcoming changes in California law under Assembly Bill 496 (AB 496) and California Health and Safety Code § 108980, cosmetic products containing intentionally added Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA), CAS No. 76-03-9, will be prohibited in California beginning January 1, 2027.

As a California-based skincare manufacturer, Dermalure will discontinue the manufacturing and sale of its TCA-containing cosmetic chemical peels effective January 1, 2027, in compliance with the new regulatory requirements.

Important Update: Dermalure Red Carpet Peel Series

Because our Red Carpet Peel Series currently contains TCA as one of its active ingredients, the existing formulations will also be discontinued. We are working on introducing new, reformulated TCA-free versions of the Red Carpet Peel Series to continue serving our professional skincare community.

Please note that this change is due to California’s updated cosmetic regulations.

We sincerely appreciate your continued trust and support as we transition to compliant formulations.

For additional information regarding California’s TCA restrictions, please refer to the official state legislation:

California Health and Safety Code § 108980

California Assembly Bill 496 (AB 496)

An Effective Medium-Depth Facial Peel

The unparalleled effectiveness of our various Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA) peels regularly results in the extreme exfoliation of epidermal connective tissues. The chemistry behind the capabilities of TCA is chemically simple – the three Chlorine atoms attached to the acetate group act as superchargers for a predictable and, upon higher strength, a more potent peel. TCA has been proven to treat every skin disorder from warts to a lackluster shine.

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