Face Peeling Exfoliator - Milk Protein - For Mature and Dry Skin, 120g

A Enzymatic Peel (from the English term “to peel” — “to remove the rind, skin”) is a cosmological procedure aimed at removal of the thickened epidermis corneous layer.

Skin peeling exfoliates the dead layer of epidermal cells, thoroughly cleanses and shrinks pores.

Boosts skin's natural moisturizing mechanisms.
Helps increase collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid synthesis.
Improves your complexion, clarifies pigment spots, leaves your skin matte and resilient.

Purpose
• Provides for exfoliation of the epidermal surface layer, cleanses thoroughly and constricts pores.
• Skin peeling Activates the skin’s natural moisturizing mechanisms.
• Promotes enhanced collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid synthesis.
• Smoothes fine lines, reduces the degree of deep wrinkles.
• Improves complexion, clarifies nevi pigmentosis, leaves the skin matte and supple.

Result
Clean, moisturized skin, healthy complexion and smooth surface.

ACTIVE COMPONENTS

• Milk Protein Hydrolized milk protein softens the skin, making it smooth and silky; accelerates regeneration processes.
• AHA (Alpha hydroxy acids) Malic acid is one of the most popular AHA. Gently sloughs off cornified skin cells, stimulates skin regeneration.
• Collagen Collagen amino acids perfectly moisturize the skin, make it more supple and elastic, maintain optimum moisture level.

Application
Apply a small quantity of the peel to the cleansed face except for the region around the eyes; massage for 1-2
minutes, then wash off thoroughly with cool water.

It is not recommended to sunbathe or use other exfoliates

Additional information

Not only the skin’s appearance, freshness and color, but also its moisturizing depend on the condition of the epidermis. A complex of natural moisturizing factor (NMF) molecules is located on the surface of the main epidermal cells — keratinocytes.
They attract water from the surrounding air and retain it, generating a water “pillow” from which our skin can “drink” if necessary.
NMF is the most pronounced in young cells and degrades in old corneous scales. Keratinocyte renewal processes are accelerated in response to the sloughing off of keratinized cells, thereby increasing natural moisturizing factor concentration.

The peels in the SPA Technology line exfoliate (peel) the corneous cell layer, thereby stimulating the epidermis to qualitative regenerative changes.

Should I use a peel or a scrub?

The difference between a scrub and a peel lies in the nature of the effect.
A scrub involves mechanical skin cleansing — it removes dead cells with the help of abrasive particles.
The word “abrasive” originates from the Latin word “abrasio” and means “stripping, scratching.” This procedure is quite traumatizing for the skin. Peels remove dead cells by
dissolving them — without damaging the skin. Dissolution is caused by acids.

Malic acid is the main ingredient of SPA Technology peels.

Malic acid is one of the most popular fruit (AHA) acids; it is contained in many fruits and
vegetables, especially in apples and tomatoes:

• dissolves sebum plugs and epidermal keratinized scales, thereby cleansing the skin from dead cells;
• stimulates skin-cell renewal processes and increases the content of the skin’s functionally-active natural moisturizing factor;
• activates fibroblast activity, intensifying collagen and hyaluronic acid synthesis, resulting in significantly-increased skin moisturizing levels.

The moisturizing action of the Milk Peel is enhanced by hydrolyzed milk protein. It
minimizes the reactions caused by skin irritation, accelerates recovery processes.

Hydrolyzed milk protein:
• enhances cell viability while softening and moisturizing even the most dry and sensitive skin;
• contains cytokines, skin-cell growth factors that accelerate regeneration processes.
Growth factors issue a command for the body to generate cells in the required
number and dispatch them to the required site; thus, cell division is stimulated and natural renewal takes place;
• contains lactoferrin, which is a protein and active antioxidant that prevents lipid oxidation in the cell membrane. Thus, it protects the cell from disturbances in vital activity processes because it obtains nutrients and “communicates” with other cells via the membrane; lactoferrin is an immunomodulator enhancing the activity of the skin’s immune-cell macrophages.

Contraindications against the use of products containing
AHA-acids:
• individual intolerance;
• skin hypersensitivity;
• fresh skin injuries;
• herpes rash;
• rosacea;
• extended sun exposure.