Gentle Water Tox Peeling for Brighter Skin Tone

My complexion was particularly dull and had white flakes of dead skin that made my makeup slide off, so last week I went to get a Water Tox peel for the first time in my life, which is said to be less irritating.
I was extremely nervous leading up to the procedure because of a bad memory from when I received a regular exfoliation treatment in the past; my face turned red for several days and it stung even when I just applied toner.
However, true to its name, this peeling method deeply hydrates the skin while gently dissolving dead skin cells, so I didn't feel any stinging sensation at all during the procedure.
On the contrary, whenever the cold ampoule that reduces swelling was applied, my skin temperature felt cool and moisturized, so I lay down on the bed and slept soundly.
After the procedure was finished, I looked in the mirror in the powder room and was really surprised to see a subtle inner glow shining from my skin without a single trace of redness.
The next day, when I applied foundation to go to work, the base adhered perfectly like a peeled egg without settling into the pores around my nose at all, so I felt good all day long.
As a working professional, the biggest and most satisfying advantage was that there was absolutely no downtime, allowing me to resume my daily activities and apply makeup immediately on the day of the procedure.
I heard that getting this regularly and consistently makes the clear, dewy glow effect last much longer, so I plan to get it done at least once before any important appointments or trips in the future.
I highly recommend this gentle peeling treatment to those who, like me, have thin and sensitive skin and are afraid to exfoliate, or to those concerned about a dull complexion.
I am thinking of getting it done in conjunction with a lifting device that tightens pores next month, and I am already looking forward to seeing how much tighter my skin texture will become.