Purles 35 P-Peel chemical peeling with Pyruvic Acid 39% Lactic 5% 50 ml

Purles 35 P-Peel chemical peeling with Pyruvic Acid 39% Lactic Acid 5% ph < 1. 50 ml bottle.

A mixture with pyruvic acid (alphaketo- acid) perfect for professional care of mature, dull skin lacking in radiance. It is also recommended for skin with issues regarding the proper functioning of the sebaceous glands, which makes it an ideal fighter against acne tarda (post-adolescent acne) or seborrheic dermatitis. Peeling can be used not only in the area of face, neck and neckline, but also in other areas of the body as it effectively eliminates both stretch marks and skin laxity. Pyruvic acid intensively stimulates the synthesis of collagen and elastin, moisturizes the skin and prevents excessive keratosis, thereby eliminating the results of photoaging. In addition, it has dermoplastic and antimicrobial properties. In combination with physiologically compatible lactic acid (AHA), this mixture guarantees perfect moisturizing and smoothing.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

After cleaning, degreasing the skin and protecting sensitive areas, apply 1-3 layers of the peeling with a swab, waiting for drying each time. Subsequent layers deepen the effect of peeling. Wash it off using Neutralizing Lotion.


1. MAKE UP REMOVAL
Remove make-up from the face and eyes applying the product with wet hands. Rinse with water

2. PREPARATION
59 Degreasing Solution - Cleanse the face with cotton pads soaked in the lotion. Protect the eye area, lips, corners of thenose and possible inflammations with vaseline

3. EXFOLLIATION
Apply the peeling to the face and neck using a brush. Start the application from the forehead, then, move down to the cheeks, chin, upper lip, nose and neck. After 3-7 min. rinse with water.

4. NEUTRALIZATION
64 Neutralizing Lotion  Cleanse the face and neck with cotton pads soaked in Neutralizing Lotion.

5. FINAL STAGE
Apply 72 Triple Action Cream SPF 50+

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Recommendations: mature skin, with visible ageing symptoms, an oily skin, discoloration, a preparation for other treatments.
Target: Improved skin smoothness: reducing the depth of wrinkles, improving the skin’s density. Reducing enlarged pores and acne scars. Evening the skin tone.
Frequency: A series of 5-8 treatments. Initial exfoliation: 3-5 minutes, at 10-14 day intervals. Advanced/intensive exfoliation: 5-7 minutes, at 21-30 day intervals. The treatment may be repeated twice a year (after a 3 month interval).
Duration: 30 min
Contraindications: damaged epidermis, irritation, rosacea, numerous telangiectasias, sun exposure, skin allergies, herpes, severe acne, auto immunological diseases, such as connective tissue disease, pemphigus, dermatological treatment with the use of vitamin A derivatives, numerous pigmented lesions, previous surgery (2 months), using creams containing retinol, pregnancy, breastfeeding