Lactic Acid Peeling at 40%

Description

AHA 40% Lactic Peel – Medium peel for anti-aging, breakouts and blackheads

Lactic acid is an alpha-hydroxy acid obtained from fermented milk, which decreases the cohesion of superficial skin cells and subsequently prevents thickening of the stratum corneum. Lactic acid is absorbed through the stratum corneum and assists in the sloughing of cells at this level, removing aging cells, debris and pollutants adhered to the surface of the skin. Stimulates the production of new healthy skin cells and increases collagen formation. Increases hydration, Clears clogged pores. The resulting softness and suppleness of the skin’s surface is evident immediately after application. Peels do not stop penetrating the skin until they are neutralized.

The skin may be a little pink, on the thighs and dry after peeling.

Summary:

Benefits: Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), which comes from fermented milk. It breaks the intercellular bonds and as a result exfoliates the dead cells and polluting debris that stick to the skin, obtaining a better appearance in those skins that tend to stain. cleaning clogged pores Stimulates the production of new skin cells as well as collagen formation.

Results: Users of this type of peeling practically do not need to rest. The skin may be slightly pink, dry and tight after the peeling, so it is advisable to use NUTRIPEEL EMULSION at the end of the peeling to nourish the skin. The use of FPS 30 helps to protect the new layer of skin that is more sensitive to the harmful effects of UV, achieving longer-lasting results. To obtain a better result, it is important to repeat 4-6 sessions with an interval of fifteen days.