What a Peeling! Goodbye Winter, Hello Spring!

Goodbye Winter, hello Spring! Or rather: goodbye dull skin, hello radiant spring complexion! With spring slowly making its way, you can glow alongside it, and peels are your ultimate helper.

Why Peels Are a Must-Have

With the first warming rays of sunshine, not only does nature awaken, but your skin also deserves a refresh. After the cold winter months, the complexion often looks dull and tired. It's time for a caring peel to remove dead skin cells and make room for new radiance.

• Remove dead skin cells: For a smoother, softer skin texture.
• Boost regeneration: Stimulates cell renewal and brings a radiant glow.
• Smooth dry patches: Leaves skin supple and hydrated.
• Deep pore cleansing: Promotes fresh, healthy-looking skin.

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#1 Don’t Forget Sun Protection!

Peeling removes the outer layers of dead skin, reducing the skin’s natural light resistance. This makes the skin more susceptible to sunburn. Protect your skin with effective sun care, such as the Face Guard Advanced!

#2 Better peel in the evening than in the morning!

Possible redness caused by the peeling can be reduced overnight. The skin can be soothed overnight and can radiate a great deal in the morning.

How to Use a Peel Effectively

Cleanse your skin before applying a peel and ideally moisturize it afterward. Gently massage the peel in circular motions from bottom to top. Rinse off with lukewarm water and avoid using soap. For an enhanced effect, use a peeling glove.

Post-Peel Care

Proper post-peel care is essential. Pamper your skin with nutrient-rich creams, moisturizing serums, or ampoules. A facial mask can also work wonders. Post-peel, your skin is particularly receptive to these products.

Body Scrub vs. Facial Peel

Facial and body peels may seem similar, but facial skin is naturally more sensitive. Facial peels have finer particles, while body scrubs are coarser. Always choose products specifically formulated for facial use to avoid irritation or damage.

Mechanical peelings

Dead skin cells are removed with microfine, rounded particles (of natural origin).

Skin type info: This is a gentle and weak peeling variant that is suitable for almost every skin type.

Enzymatic peelings

Enzymes are partly obtained from natural plant extracts and biotechnologically. These enzymes act on the surface of the skin and promote the desquamation process of the skin. They remove the protein compounds that hold the dead horny cells together and remove them intensively - up to 5 layers.

Skin type info: Enzyme peelings are therefore particularly suitable for sensitive skin types and can also be used by customers suffering from rosacea.

Chemical peelings

Made with natural acids, chemical peels vary in strength and depth depending on pH levels and concentration. Stronger formulations (over 20%) should only be used by dermatologists or trained professionals.

Skin type info: Chemical peelings with fruit acid are only conditionally suitable for sensitive skin. Ideally, a low concentration should be started and left on the skin for only a short time.

Fruit acid peeling for home treatment?

While professional treatments are recommended, you can try mild at-home options like the AHA + BHA Exfoliator from the OILY SKIN series. For optimal results, consider a professional treatment course with increasing concentrations.