Peeling "Milk" - total acidity 20%, pH - 2.7-3.0:

• non-aggressive surface peeling with low acidity,
• can be performed at any time of the year;
• lactic acid has a keratolytic effect by breaking the bonds between corneocytes of the stratum corneum, resulting in the peeling of keratinized cells of the epidermis;
• due to these processes, the basal layer cells multiply and the skin is renewed;
• lactic acid is a natural moisturizer, has antioxidant, bacteriostatic and anti-inflammatory effects;
• narrows pores, exfoliates and renews, removes pigmentation and uneven relief;
• eliminates peeling and dryness, moisturizes, helps reduce the number of wrinkles;
• controls sebum secretion; the skin gets a smooth texture, fresh look

Diagnosis:

• Dry, dehydrated skin, flaky skin. Mild acne (comedones, acne, post-acne).
• Fresh, shallow striae (stretch marks) on the face and body.
• Epidermal hyperpigmentation (pigment spots are located on the surface of the skin).
• Hyperkeratosis (thickening of the stratum corneum of the skin, in which it becomes uneven).
• Seborrhea (excessive sebum production). Photoaging (skin exposed to excessive UV radiation).
• Preparatory stage before more serious and deeper cosmetic procedures.

Effect:

Lactic acid has a keratolytic effect by breaking the bonds between corneocytes of the stratum corneum, resulting in exfoliation (peeling) of keratinized cells of the epidermis.

Thanks to these processes, proliferation (multiplication) of basal layer cells occurs, i.e. the skin is renewed.

Lactic acid is a natural moisturizer, regulates sebum secretion, has antioxidant, bacteriostatic and anti-inflammatory effects.

Contraindications:

The procedure should not be performed if you have

• herpes in the acute stage;
• fresh sunburn;
• skin inflammation;
• skin damage at the site of peeling;
• couperosis;
• allergy to the components of the peeling composition;
• oncological diseases

Usage:

1. Cleanse your face and neck thoroughly.
2. Squeeze a small amount of gel peeling into a bowl, apply to your face and neck with a flat brush, avoiding the eye area.
3. Leave on for 3 to 10 minutes
4. Remove the product with well-wrung wet sponges.
When the gel dries, its strength decreases, so with long exposures you can moisten the peeling on your face with water using a brush.
5. Neutralization of this peeling is not required.
6. At the end of the procedure, apply "Soothing" cream with SPF-15 or "Soothing" serum