[SET] Primera Mild and Perfect Pore Peeling Pads+Facial Peeling

Primera mild and perfect pore peeling pads and Facial peeling is set product. It's a product that allows for worry-free keratin removal even for sensitive skin.

What It Is: This set combines two of Primera’s best-sellers for a complete “Texture Rehabilitation” routine. It includes the Facial Mild Peeling, a gommage-style gel that physically “balls up” to roll away dead skin without harsh granules, and the Pore Peeling Pads, which act as a daily maintenance toner to dissolve remaining sebum with gentle PHA and LHA acids.

The “Real World” Benefit: If you love the idea of exfoliation but hate the stinging or redness that usually follows, this is the solution.

• The Gel (Weekly Reset): Unlike gritty apricot scrubs that feel like sandpaper, this gel melts into a watery fluid that smells like fresh lemonade. As you massage it, you will feel soft, rubbery clumps forming under your fingers—this is the cellulose clumping together with your dead skin cells. It’s oddly satisfying and leaves a protective bio-polymer film so your face feels “bouncy,” not stripped.

• The Pads (Daily Upkeep): These are textured but not scratchy. A quick swipe in the morning removes that overnight oil slick and creates a perfectly smooth canvas so your foundation doesn't cake around your nose or chin.

Who Is This For? This is specifically designed for the “Cakey Makeup” sufferer. If you find that your foundation looks patchy or flakes off by noon because of dry skin texture, this duo fixes the surface smoothness without damaging the moisture barrier. It is safe for sensitive skin types who cannot handle strong American-style acid peels (like 30% AHAs).

Who Should AVOID It: You should avoid this if you prefer “High-Power” chemical exfoliants (like The Ordinary’s red peel) or want a deep pore purge for severe cystic acne. This is a mild surface polisher; it is not strong enough to dissolve deep-rooted blackheads or pitted acne scars on its own. Also, if you hate the mess of “peeling gels” (the little clumps that fall into the sink), stick to liquid exfoliants instead.