Peelings

Peels are a key element of skincare that supports regeneration and improves appearance, providing a smooth, radiant complexion. The action of peels involves exfoliating dead skin cells, which unclogs pores, evens out skin texture, and stimulates renewal. Depending on the type, they can be tailored to various skin needs – from gentle enzymatic and acid peels, ideal for sensitive and dry skin, to mechanical peels that provide more intense exfoliation for oily and blemish-prone skin. Enzymatic peels, containing plant enzymes like papain or bromelain, are gentle as they work only on the surface of the skin, dissolving dead cells without friction, which reduces the risk of irritation. Acid peels, for example, with lactic or glycolic acid, penetrate deeper, helping to lighten pigmentation and smooth wrinkles, making them perfect for mature and pigmentation-prone skin products. On the other hand, mechanical peels, containing exfoliating particles like sugar, salt, or ground seeds, offer more intense exfoliating action and are great for body care, improving circulation and skin firmness. Incorporating peels into the cosmetic offer allows for the creation of comprehensive products that meet the needs of various skin types. Regular use of peels contributes to better absorption of active ingredients from other cosmetics, enhancing skincare effects and achieving a noticeably healthier, fresher appearance.