Peel-Off Mask with Glycolic Acid (100 ml)

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It eliminates impurities and dead cells from the skin's surface using the peeling action of Glycolic Acid, the smallest and the most active of the Alphahydroxide Acids , primarily found in cane sugar , that has the property of gently restoring the superficial corneous layer giving a brighter complexion.

THE PROPERTIES OF GLYCOLIC ACID
A peeling mask to renew the skin: just what is needed to keep the skin looking youthful! Once a week take a moment to relax and after applying the beauty face mask wait for it to penetrate whilst you lie comfortably on the couch... while the Glycolic Acid makes your skin beautiful take the chance to relax and unwind!

Hair/Skin: All skin types.
Actions: Peeling, Keratolytic Purifying
Directions for use: Apply a thin layer to the face avoiding the areas around the eyes and lips. When it has dried, the mask can be removed like a film that draws out all the impurities of the skin
Scent: Fruity fragrance with hints of delicate sweet peach and apricot
Suggestions: For those who want a ¿renewed¿ complexion free from skin-flaws such as dark marks, wrinkles, comedones and post-acne scars.
Characteristics: Pink-coloured peeling gel to be applied to the face and removed like a layer of film once dry
Texture: Opalescent stringy gel
Application area: Face except the eye contour and lips

Glycolic Acid

Glycerin

Skin prone to seborroic dermatitis

Your skin exhibits all the aspects of a seborroic skin in a slight way: it is a little shiny and oily and it exhibits sometimes a desquamation on the medium zone (cheeks and nasal folds) and on the forehead. Use light products and non-greasy products... don't forget a goodcleansing!

Normal Skin Age 25-40

The skin is smooth, firm, relaxed, with a pink complexion and it has an average hydration level and does not redden easily.

Normal/Mixed skin Age 25-40 anni

Normal Mixed Skin is characterized by greasier areas around the nose, on the forehead and on the chin (T-Zone) where skin is thicker, shiny, with large pores; whilst on the cheeks, on the face and around th eyes the skin is smooth, firm, relaxed, with a pink complexion and it has an average hydration level and it does not redden easily. The typical features of the normal mixed skin are very ofetn periodical.

Normal Mixed Skin Age 41-50

Normal Mixed Skin is characterized by greasier patches around the nose, the forehead and the chin (T-Zone) where skin is thicker, shiny, with large pores; whilst on the cheeks, on the face and around the eyes the skin is smooth, firm, relaxed, with a pink complexion and it has an average hydration level and it does not redden easily. The typical features of the normal mixed skin are very often periodical.

Mixed Skin Age 25-40

Mixed Skin is characterized by greasier areas and by some dry zones too. Around the nose, on the forehead and on the chin (T-Zone) the skin is thick, shiny, with large pores; whilst on the cheeks, on the face and around the eyes the skin is drier and prone to epidermal desquamation.

Dry Skin Age 25-40

Dry skin is thin and chaps easily. It is very sensitive and prone to epidermal desquamation, therefore it must be hydrated properly. Outwardly is dull and reddens easily.

Mixed Skin Age >50

Mixed Skin is characterized by greasier areas and some dry zones too. Around the nose, on the forehead and on the chin (T-Zone) the skin is thick, shiny, with dilated pores; whilst on the cheeks, on the face and around the eyes the skin is drier and prone to epidermal desquamation.

Normal Skin Age 41-50

The skin is smooth, firm, relaxed, with a pink complexion and it has an average hydration level and does not redden easily.

Greasy Skin

Your skin is shiny,thick and oily with large pores. The complexion is dull, due to the excessive sebum secretion which prevents it from "breathing". Take a particular care of cleansing. It must be accurate, never aggressive and allow yourself a beauty mask at least once a week.

Mixed Skin Age 41-50

Mixed Skin is characterized by greasier areas and by some dry zones too. Around the nose, on the forehead and on the chin (T-Zone) the skin is thick, shiny, with dilated pores; whilst on the cheeks, on the face and around the eyes the skin is drier and prone to epidermal desquamation.

Normal Mixed Skin Age >50

Normal Mixed Skin is characterized by greasier patches around the nose, the forehead and the chin (T-Zone) where skin is thicker, shiny, with large pores; whilst on the cheeks, on the face and around the eyes the skin is smooth, firm, relaxed, with a pink complexion and it has an average hydration level and it does not redden easily. The typical features of the normal mixed skin are very often periodical.

Skin prone to dryness

This type of skin is very similar to a type of dry skin but with less marked features: it is dry, sensitive, chapped, dull and it reddens easily. This kind of skin needs water and you must "quench your skin's thirst" by using specific creams with a delicate formula which respects its sensitiveness.

Normal Skin Age >50

The skin is smooth, firm, relaxed, with a pink complexion and it has an average hydration level and does not redden easily.

Dry Skin Age 41-50

Dry skin is thin and chaps easily. It is very sensitive and prone to epidermal desquamation, therefore it must be hydrated properly. Outwardly is dull and reddens easily.

Dry Skin Age >50

Dry skin is thin and chaps easily. It is very sensitive and prone to epidermal desquamation, therefore it must be hydrated properly. Outwardly is dull and reddens easily.

Seborroic Skin

Your skin is slightly shiny and oily, with a general desquamation on the cheeks, on the nasal folds and on the forehead.
This kind of skin needs specific care, using hydrating and non-greasy light products... Daily cleansing is essential and a purifying mask should be applied once a week.