What the peel does
Hydra Glysol is a glycolic-based peel solution formulated to give skin a deeper level of exfoliation than a standard HydraFacial step. Glycolic acid works by loosening dull surface cells and loosened buildup, which can improve the visible appearance of uneven texture, clogged pores and lackluster tone without changing the rest of your facial routine.
The product is designed specifically to be paired with a HydraFacial so the resurfacing step is more noticeable. Whether used as an add-on during a session or selected after a skin assessment, the degree of change you see depends on existing surface buildup, your skin’s baseline condition, and your esthetician’s treatment choices.
Who it’s appropriate for
Clients seeking a more pronounced resurfacing than a basic HydraFacial often choose this glycolic peel add-on. It is most relevant for people concerned about uneven texture, visible clogged pores, or dull tone who want a targeted chemical exfoliation combined with a HydraFacial workflow. Always consult your esthetician to determine if the peel suits your individual skin.
Cambridge clients—students, university staff, professionals and residents—appreciate that this is a focused, efficient option to add to a HydraFacial during a short appointment. Our Harvard Square location and easy transit access make it practical for those scheduling treatments before or after classes, work, or errands.
Preparing and what follows
Before adding Hydra Glysol, your esthetician will assess your skin and discuss current skincare, recent procedures, and sensitivity to active ingredients. The product is provided as an add-on to a HydraFacial and is offered for $30 with a listed duration of 5 MINUTES; your esthetician will confirm whether it’s appropriate during your consultation.
After the peel step, follow-up care is guided by the esthetician and integrated into the HydraFacial post-treatment protocol. Because this is a short, targeted resurfacing step, it fits well into tight schedules and is convenient for clients commuting via the Harvard Square MBTA station or combining salon visits with local shopping and classes.
