Acne:20% Salicylic Acid & 30% Glycolic Peel
Slicylic Cranberry Turnover Peel
Salicylic Acid accelerates exfoliation of the corneous layer and acts longer on the cell-desquamation process. It is primarily used for skin with acne in doses that cause little irritation. It is used when AHAs are not strong enough to clean all the blocked pores. Salicylic Acid loosens and removes aging cells, oils, and debris attached to the skin pore surface. It is oil soluble and lipophilic, so it penetrates sebum filled follicles and cleans out clogged pores. Salicylic acid stimulates new healthy skin cell productions and increases collagen formation, resulting in marked improvement in acne prone skin. Salicylic acid will decrease fine lines, smooth skin, even out pigmentation and help reduce pore size, while shedding dead and damaged skin cells. The Cranberry Turnover Peel is a powerhouse product that exfoliates and reduces oil with a creamy consistency and 20% salicylic acid cranberry mixture.
30% Glycolic Peel
This mild AHA peel is especially indicated for the following: Environmentally damaged skin, asphyxiated skin, acne scarring, uneven texture. uneven tone, various skin irregularities, prematurely aging skin, sun-induced epidermal damage, oily skin, dry skin, acneic skin, and rosacea. It balances oil production while stimulating new cell growth. This 30% Glycolic Peel is an excellent peel for cell renewal, working to dissolve desmosomes that bond cells together to reveal healthier revitalized skin. Designed to target closed comedones as well as aging skin with fine lines.
*This is not a facial only a peel. Appointment service includes: Steam cleaning of the skin, peel application, serum, SPF
Key benefits:
Exfoliates
Softens
Desquamates skin cells
Reduces keratinization
Treats acne
Minimizes pore size
Helps Acne scars
Lightens Pigmentation
Appointment includes Steam clean skin, application of peel, serum and SPF. I strongly suggest if you have grade 3 or 4 on the acne scale below to book a series of six, to get the best results for even the most experienced skin - payable on the first visit.
CONTRAINDICATIONS FOR A PEEL
Ingredient allergies
Active facial rashes
Open or unidentified lesions (Herpes Simplex/Cold Sores)
Any type of dermatitis - eczema, psoriasis and seborrhea
Weakened immune system
Serious illness
Pregnancy
Accutane usage (1 year)
Any prescription retinoic acid (Retin-A, Isotreninoin) (3 mos)
Diabetes
High Blood Pressure - check with Physician
Heart Disease - check with Physician
Waxing - (3-5 days)
Botox (1 week before and after)
Injectables (2 weeks)
Permanent Makeup (3-4 weeks)
IPLS (2-4 weeks)
Laser Resurfacing (3-6 mos)
Cosmetic Facial Surgery (3-6 mos)