F-Peel Acid 20%
F-Peel Acid 20% is a peel with ferulic acid, phloretin and lactic acid, aimed at brightening, antioxidant support and care for skin with discolouration.
Treatment and recovery
Sensations during treatment
Mild to moderate stinging and warmth may occur during application.
Return to everyday activities
Redness, dryness and flaking may last several days and occasionally up to a week.
Treatment plan
Superficial peels are often planned as 3-5 treatments 2-5 weeks apart; the protocol depends on the product and skin.
What does the treatment involve?
F-Peel Acid 20% is a peel with ferulic acid, phloretin and lactic acid, aimed at brightening, antioxidant support and care for skin with discolouration.
How do we tailor the scope?
We tailor the type of acid and the intensity of the treatment to your skin, the season, your home care and contraindications. After peels, regeneration and SPF protection are especially important.
Benefits
- Brightening and refreshing the skin
- Antioxidant support for uneven skin tone
- Care for skin with discolouration
Who it is for
For dull, tired skin, with uneven tone, discolouration or when a gentle brightening therapy is needed.
What results to expect
The skin can look brighter and fresher. Consistent SPF protection is necessary after treatment.
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