Summer Peel Procedure Instructions

Preparation and Safety

The Summer Peel procedure should be conducted in a beauty salon by a professional experienced in acid peels. This peel can be performed throughout the year, as long as the skin is adequately protected from sun exposure.

Before the Procedure

Wear latex or vinyl gloves to safeguard your hands. Cleanse the skin thoroughly prior to starting the procedure. Shield the area around the eyes with a dry cosmetic pad, and apply petroleum jelly to the nostrils, corners of the mouth, any unusual pigment spots, and areas of epidermal damage. During the procedure, the patient should keep their eyes closed. Observe the skin’s response and inquire about any sensations the patient may feel.

Applying the Peel

Using a dry, natural-bristle brush, apply the required amount of SUMMER PEEL from a glass or porcelain bowl. With each subsequent treatment, you can extend the peel's duration on the skin by 2 minutes. The first session should last no more than 3 minutes, the second session up to 5 minutes, and the final session can last up to 10 minutes. After the allotted time, neutralize the acid to halt its activity.

After the Procedure

Rinse the skin with warm water and dry it using a therapeutic towel.

Monitoring and Sensitivity

Closely monitor the skin and gather the patient’s history to determine the suitable duration for each individual. If there is a concerning reaction (such as intense burning, redness, or tingling), immediately neutralize the acid.

Post-Procedure Care

After neutralizing the peel and toning the skin, apply a generous layer of soothing cream to the face, neck, and décolleté for approximately 10 minutes. Following the procedure, protect the treated skin with an SPF 50 facial sunscreen.