Almond Peeling

This is a surface chemical peel. Almond acid reduces the photosensitivity of the skin, allowing you to exfoliate during the active sun. Also, almond acid causes less skin irritation and redness than glycolic acid (under similar conditions and concentrations), allowing almond peels to be applied to sensitive skin and skin with cuprose. Almond acid peels are often used in complex therapy for mild acne, but for the correction of more severe acne it is better to use other peels. Almond peels are recommended to do before carrying out chemical and mechanical peels. Almond acid has a powerful antibacterial action, which is similar to the action of macrolides from the group of antibiotics.

Contraindications:

• Allergic reaction to almond peeling components;
• Open wounds, skin damage, severely inflamed abscesses on the face;
• Exacerbation of a viral infection;
• Increased body temperature;
• Pregnancy and lactation;
• Sunburn.

Impressions:

• Acne (acne);
• Folliculitis;
• Seborrhea will grow;
• Comedones, expanded pores;
• Shallow facial wrinkles;
• Uneven skin;
• Pigment spots, freckles.

Result: Improves microcirculation, aligns skin, improves skin tone, tightens pores, and makes skin more supple and healthy not only from the inside but also from the outside.