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Professional Peeling Hydroxy+C

Exfoliation & peels

  • AHA gel (glycolic + lactic acid) with Vitamin C powder
  • Contains aloe vera and calendula extracts
  • Professional cabin treatment only, not for sensitive/acne-prone skin
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SKU: DK-1796 Categories: Exfoliation & peels · Dr. Kadir

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Professional Peeling Hydroxy+C

Professional AHA peel combining glycolic and lactic acid gel with a vitamin C powder, for use by certified cosmeticians.

Professional Peeling Hydroxy+C is a two-component professional treatment combining a light gel of Alpha Hydroxy Acids (glycolic acid and lactic acid) with a high-concentration Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) powder, mixed together just before application to preserve the vitamin's stability. The formula also contains aloe vera extract and calendula flower extract to help with skin comfort during and after the treatment. It is suitable for all skin types except sensitive or acne-prone skin and supports an even-looking skin tone and improved absorption of active ingredients. Intended for professional use only by certified cosmeticians.

Characteristics

Area of use
face
Line
PROFESSIONAL PEELINGS
Product type
Professional peel
Skin type
normal, dry, oily, combination
Concern
exfoliation, pigmentation, restoration
Time of use
cabin
Key ingredients
Glycolic acid, Lactic acid, Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), Aloe vera extract, Calendula flower extract
How to use
Mix the Vitamin C powder with the gel immediately before application; apply to the face following the detailed professional protocol. Do not use on irritated or sun-exposed skin, avoid scrubbing during treatment, and avoid inhaling the powder.

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