Glytone Skincare and Peels
Glycolic acid skincare chosen by a licensed esthetician. Shop online with free shipping over $150, or in person at the studio in Rock Hill, SC.
The Line Behind Her Peels
Caroline performs Glytone peels in her Rock Hill studio, matching the acid type and strength to your skin.
Glytone Certified
Caroline is certified by Glytone in the peel system she uses, so she knows how the home care and the in-studio peels work together.
The Right Strength for You
Acids work best at the right strength and pace. A skin care consultation helps you choose where to start.

Rooted in Glycolic Acid
In 1943, two pharmacists worked with a dermatologist to develop skincare built on glycolic acid. The Glytone name arrived in 1992, joining glycolic with tone.
The brand measures how much free, unbuffered glycolic acid in each formula is actually available to the skin, which it calls Precision Free Acid Value, and makes professional peels for use in the treatment room.
The Glytone Difference
Glycolic Since 1943
Glytone's story starts with glycolic acid in 1943, and the name itself comes from it.
Precision Free Acid Value
Glytone measures the bioavailable glycolic acid in each formula and says this makes results more predictable.
Developed with Dermatologists
Glytone describes its corrective skincare as developed by dermatologists, for at-home and in-office care.
Glytone Peels
Mandelic, glycolic and pyruvic acid peels, with the acid type and strength matched to your skin by Caroline. Compare every peel on the peel menu.
