Chemical Peels All Year Long

About this episode

Suzanne discusses the outdated concept of 'peel season' and advocates for a year-round approach to chemical peels in esthetics.

Chemical peels are often still treated as a seasonal service in esthetics, but is “peel season” actually outdated? In this episode of Beauty Babble , Suzanne breaks down why modern esthetics requires a more strategic approach to chemical peels. We explore why estheticians are either avoiding peels for months or overusing them in ways that can compromise the skin barrier—and how to shift into safer, more effective treatment planning. You’ll also learn where the idea of “peel season” came from, how skin physiology truly changes throughout the year, and how estheticians around the world safely perform chemical peels year-round. Whether you’re a licensed esthetician or skincare professional, this episode will help you rethink outdated rules and elevate your results through smarter, skin-focused decisions. Free Watch & Learn: April 15 Register HERE ✨ Connect with Suzanne: educator@beautycult.ca Follow Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautycultcanada/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeautyCultCanada LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beauty-cult-canada

People in this episode

Host: Suzanne

Topics covered

• chemical peels
• esthetics
• skin barrier
• treatment planning
• seasonal services

Keywords

• chemical peels
• estheticians
• skin physiology
• treatment planning
• skincare professionals

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Beauty Cult

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