Theraderm
Black Peel
Brand
Theraderm
Category
Cosmeceutical
Origin
Korea
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Overview
Black Peel is a professional exfoliating peel centred on fermented black rice vinegar (black acetic acid) with niacinamide, described by its maker (Theraderm) as a patented cosmetic composition for acne-prone and troubled skin. It is positioned as a plant-acid-based peel to unclog pores, clear dead cells and improve clarity. It is intended for in-clinic professional application.
How it works
The acetic acid from fermented black rice vinegar acts as the exfoliating acid, loosening and dissolving dead corneocytes and helping to decongest pores, while niacinamide supports oil regulation, tone and post-inflammatory recovery. The plant-acid basis is positioned as a comparatively gentle route to clarity for oily, blemish-prone and melanin-rich skin.
Indications
- Acne and blemish-prone skin
- Congested pores and excess oil
- Post-acne marks and uneven tone
- Rough or uneven texture
- Clarity-focused maintenance peeling
Key features
- Fermented black rice vinegar (black acetic acid) as the peel acid
- Niacinamide for oil control and tone
- Plant-acid basis positioned as gentler exfoliation
- Targeted at acne-prone and congested skin
- In-clinic professional peel
Benefits
- Adds an acne-focused peel option to the treatment menu
- Plant-acid positioning appeals to patients wary of harsh peels
- Supports course-based acne and clarity protocols
- Differentiated 'black vinegar' story aids marketing
- Pairs with homecare for a complete acne-care journey
Composition
Fermented black rice vinegar (black acetic acid) and niacinamide (manufacturer-stated actives). Additional actives sometimes cited for 'black peel' formulas are not verified for this specific product.
Usage & handling
Professional use only, applied by a trained practitioner following the manufacturer's protocol for layering, contact time and neutralisation/removal. Patch-test and assess skin type first; peels can carry post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk in darker phototypes, so titrate strength and reinforce strict post-peel photoprotection and barrier care.
For medical professionals. Product information is for reference and does not replace the manufacturer's instructions for use. Availability and regulatory status vary by region.