Many people use wainscoting and beadboard interchangeably, so the terms can be confusing. Here's the difference: Wainscoting is a kind of wood paneling used for centuries as both decorative accents, insulation and to prevent (and cover up) water damage on walls.
When used at 40 percent strength, glycolic peels improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, acne, sun damage and age spots. Considered a superficial peel, 40 percent glycolic peels treat the outer layer of skin, and the results last for up to one month, notes Mayo Clinic.
Your skin needs time to adjust to chemical peels, so gradually increasing the strength of a peel as your skin acclimates is the safest way to get effective at-home peel results. You also generally do a peel every 3 weeks. Lighter peels like 30% lactic acid and glycolic peels can be safely done every two weeks.