Segle Glicolmix Exfoliating 30 ml

Who is Segle Glicolmix Peeling indicated for?

For dull skin , with superficial blemishes , expression wrinkles or acne marks . To accelerate the renewal of all types of skin, which want to stay healthy, soft and vital. We believe that weekly exfoliation should always be part of your skin care routine.

To improve the condition of combination-oily, acne-prone skin . Prevents the appearance of pimples and blemishes as it keeps the pore clean. In case of sensitive skin it should be used with caution (see How to use it). Do not use in case of very reactive or intolerant skin.

How to use Segle Glicolmix Peeling?

Night serum .

1. Apply a few drops to your face and neckline (especially in areas where there are marks or blemishes). If it is the first time you use it, let it act for 15 to 30 minutes and remove it with water (also rinse your hands).
2. Afterwards, you can use a hydrating or regenerating serum such as Skin Factor or Blue Balance. You can increase the application time progressively as your skin gets used to it, even leaving it overnight. (Half an hour after application we recommend that you use a hydrating or regenerating serum such as Skin Factor or Blue Balance).

As a shock treatment you can use it 3-5 nights a week, and as a maintenance exfoliating treatment 1-2 nights a week.

Dry and/or sensitive skin, use once a week or every 10 days. Remember to use high sun protection the next day.

Key ingredients Segle Glicolmix Peeling.

• This chemical peel is formulated based on Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) , a mixture of acids extracted from natural products, especially fruits and foods.
• Glycolic Acid 15% is an AHA that comes from sugar cane. Thanks to its small size, it passes through the skin more easily, allowing deeper exfoliation and cell renewal. It eliminates the most superficial spots and acne marks, unifies tone and smoothes wrinkles. It also acts by regulating sebum secretion and provides hydration to the skin.
• 4% Lactic Acid is a softening and moisturizing active ingredient. It has renewing, illuminating and unifying skin tone abilities.
• 1% Citric Acid , comes from various fruits (citrus fruits such as orange, lemon), is characterized by its antioxidant action, illuminates and lightens stains. Does not contain parabens.

What are AHAs, alpha hydroxy acids?

They are a type of natural acids that come from different plants, fruits and foods widely used in cosmetics and by dermatologists since they have a triple action: they exfoliate, renew and hydrate the skin in a very effective way and therefore improve its texture and quality. .

In fact, since ancient times, they have been used: Cleopatra bathed in sour milk (which contains lactic acid) to get much softer skin. The best known alpha-hydroxy acids are: glycolic acid (comes from sugar cane), lactic acid (from sour milk), citric acid (citrus fruits: orange, lemon, lime, tangerine), malic acid (green apple) and Tartaric acid (comes from grapes). Other newer ones are lactobionic acid (obtained from lactose in milk) and maltobionic acid (obtained from maltose in barley).

INCI

AQUA, ALCOHOL DENAT, GLYCOLIC ACID, AMMONIUM LACTATE, LACTIC ACID, PROPYLENE GLYCOL, CITRIC ACID, BENZYL ALCOHOL, HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE, PARFUM.