ENZYME PEELS
Extend the results of an Enzyme Peel by replenishing the nutrients that the skin needs post-treatment to encourage a healthy skin barrier and speed up the healing process to reveal a brighter, smoother and clearer complexion. Utilizing the power of human stem cell technology between treatments, NeoGenesis mimics the body’s natural process of revitalizing and maintaining the skin for a healthy, glowing complexion.
BENEFITS
- Provides light exfoliation with less irritation
- Promotes collagen production to reduce fine lines and wrinkles
- Improves tone and texture of the skin
- Reduces acne and the appearance of pore size and scarring
- Brightens hyperpigmentation and sun damage
RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS
PROFESSIONAL PROTOCOL
It is recommended to prepare the skin for a minimum of two weeks before the peel treatment with Cleanser, Recovery and Barrier Renewal Cream to strengthen the skin and improve results.
STEP 1: Help your client settle into the treatment by dispensing a few drops of essential oils onto your palms. Place your palms over your client’s face and instruct them to take a deep breath in to invigorate the senses. Leave your palms in place for another minute while encouraging deep breathing to help your client relax.
STEP 2: Remove any eye or lip makeup with Erase the Day. Double cleanse with Cleanser to remove any additional impurities as well as balance the pH of the skin. Remove the cleanser with 4 x 4 wipes.
STEP 3: Prepare the skin for the peel treatment with the Enzyme Crème Mask. Apply a thin layer to the skin and leave on for 3 to 5 minutes. Remove with a warm wet towel or sponges.
STEP 4: Protect the eye area with moistened cotton pads. Protect the lips and side of the nostrils with petroleum jelly or another occlusive barrier.
STEP 5: Proceed with the Enzyme Peel following the peel directions for application, length of treatment, and neutralization of the peel, if required.
STEP 6: Mist the skin with Moisturizing Mist. Allow the mist to settle into the skin.
STEP 7: Apply Recovery to the face and neck, including around the eye area. Follow with Booster to the face and neck.
STEP 8: Apply Eye Serum, patting gently around both eyes and over lips.
STEP 9: Apply Barrier Renewal Cream to the face and neck.
STEP 10: Apply mineral sunscreen if the treatment is during the day.
HOME CARE PROTOCOL
FIRST 24 HOURS:
Apply Recovery to the skin twice daily.
AFTER 24 HOURS:
Use Cleanser, Moisturizing Mist, Recovery and Barrier Renewal Cream in that order twice daily. Spritz Moisturizing Mist as needed throughout the day to soothe the skin. Wear mineral sunscreen SPF 30+ during the day to protect skin from UV rays.
AFTER 3-7 DAYS:
Resume exfoliating and any active products like vitamin A, as per your skin professional’s recommendation.
Enzyme Peel
An Enzyme Peel uses fruits enzymes like pineapple, kiwi and papaya to naturally resurface the skin by peeling away the top layer.
This light exfoliation treatment is without risk of redness or downtime and is a more suitable option for sensitive and dry skin.
As the fruit enzymes exfoliate the epidermis, it encourages the skin to produce more collagen to reveal a smoother, brighter and clearer complexion.
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