Chemworld Tca Trichloroacetic Acid 50%, 100ml

Manufacturer: Chemworld

EAN: 5903686848568

£24.99

Trichloroacetic acid (Trichloroacetic acid) 50% pure


Perfect for TCA chemical peels


100 ml









The purest form of TCA available


Trichloroacetic acid (TCA) is a crystalline solid or liquid solution. It is produced industrially by oxidizing trichloroacetaldehyde (chloral) or by reacting acetic or chloroacetic acid with calcium hypochlorite.


Trichloroacetic acid dissolves very well in water and in most organic solvents, especially in: acetone, benzene, methanol, ethyl ether and o-xylene.


Trichloroacetic acid causes severe skin burns and eye damage, and is also a substance that poses a threat to the aquatic environment, as it is very toxic to aquatic organisms.



  • PACKAGING:  professional blue glass bottle + pipette

  • CAPACITY:  100 ml





Technical Data:



  • TRICHLORACETIC ACID / (English): Trichloroacetic acid solution

  • Genre: Pure for Analysis

  • Molecular formula: CCl3COOH

  • Molar mass [g/mol]: 163.39

  • EC number: 200-927-2

  • CAS number: 76-03-9



  • Chemical reagent for laboratory, analytical and teaching purposes.





Ingredients:  Pure Trichloroacetic Acid, Distilled Water


Due to its hazard to human health, trichloroacetic acid is classified as a skin corrosive/irritant (Cat. 1A) under Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council. Trichloroacetic acid causes severe skin burns and eye damage and is also a hazardous substance to the aquatic environment, as it is very toxic to aquatic organisms. Hygienic standards for trichloroacetic acid in Poland have not yet been established. The Expert Team of the Inter-Ministerial Commission for Maximum Permissible Concentrations and Intensities of Agents Harmful to Health in the Workplace proposed adopting a concentration of 2 mg/m³ of trichloroacetic acid as the value of the maximum permissible concentration (OEL) of the compound and a concentration of 4 mg/m³ as the value of its maximum allowable momentary concentration (OELCh).


PRECAUTIONS:  If swallowed, do not induce vomiting; rinse mouth with water. Seek medical attention immediately. In case of contact with eyes, rinse with plenty of water and consult an ophthalmologist immediately. In case of skin contact, remove contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with water. Immediately immerse contaminated clothing in water and rinse thoroughly.


STORAGE:  Store in a dry, dark and cool place, out of reach of small children.


ATTENTION !! THIS PRODUCT IS NOT A DRUG, THIS PRODUCT IS A CHEMICAL ANALYTICAL REAGENT FOR SYNTHESIS AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, MAY BE HARMFUL TO HEALTH, ANY OTHER USE OF THE CHEMICAL REAGENT IS AT YOUR OWN RISK.









TCA Chemical Peeling


A TCA peel is a non-invasive chemical skin treatment used in cosmetic procedures to remove discoloration, scars, and wrinkles. These peels get their name from trichloroacetic acid (TCA), which is used to remove dead skin cells to reveal newer, smoother layers of skin beneath.


TCA peels belong to a group of skin treatments called chemical peels, which are used to exfoliate the skin using various strengths and combinations of non-toxic acidic ingredients.


Chemical peels range in strength from superficial to medium-strength to deep. TCA peels are considered strong, meaning they should only be used by a certified skincare professional. People who should avoid using a TCA peel include:



  • Breastfeeding and pregnant women

  • People with skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema or rosacea

  • People with poorly healing scars or wounds

  • People who have taken the anti-acne drug isotretinoin (Zenatane, Amnesteem, Claravis) should avoid chemical peels for some time after completing the treatment.





NOTE!!! To create professional cosmetic TCA, you need to add Pure Glycerol, preferably pharmaceutical grade, in precisely measured amounts to obtain the required TCA concentration.








What is it and how does it work?


A TCA peel dissolves the cells in the upper layer of the skin (epidermis). As the skin affected by the TCA application exfoliates, new cell growth is stimulated underneath.


Once the top layer of skin is peeled away, a layer of brand new skin cells becomes visible. Often, this new layer of skin is smoother and less prone to imperfections like wrinkles and acne scars.


TCA peels are typically applied to the face. They can also be used to improve the smoothness and tone of skin on other areas of the body, such as  the back, chest, neck, and arms.


After applying a TCA peel, you may notice some changes immediately. However, it may take three or four days for the full effects to become apparent.


Once the initial redness subsides, the skin begins to feel tight. Over the next three days, the affected area will shed the TCA-treated skin. It's normal for the skin to peel within a few days.


Scratching or tearing the skin with your fingernails is not recommended. Once the skin is completely removed, the skin underneath may appear firmer, smoother, brighter, and younger, but it is also softer.


During the peeling period, it's recommended to use sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun daily. Wash your face only with a gentle cleanser to prevent additional moisture loss.








Tattoo removal with TCA Chemical Peeling


In addition to the face and other body parts, TCA chemical peels are an equally popular method for tattoo removal. They apply  trichloroacetic acid  (TCA) to the skin . This acid has exfoliating properties that "strip" the skin layer by layer, removing the ink embedded within. Chemical peels are a cosmetic treatment, depending on the chemical used and its concentration. Acid peels were originally used to treat various skin conditions. They have proven highly effective in whitening and removing even the most aggressive tattoos.


A chemical peel can remove a tattoo, but the process is lengthy. This treatment aims to refresh the skin's appearance by renewing the epidermis. After applying a chemical compound to the selected area of skin, the substances penetrate deep into the skin, breaking down the connections between the cells of the epidermal layers and causing them to exfoliate.


After a series of chemical peels, the tattoo is removed while the epidermis and dermis are simultaneously renewed. The deeper the peel, the greater the risk of side effects such as discoloration, scarring, and infection, so it's recommended to seek professional advice and expertise.









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