Looking for a Retinol Peel for your treatment room? How about a Multi-C / Retinol Peel? Maybe a Jessner’s Peel, a Glycolic Peel, or an Acne Peel? Sounds like a great lineup of chemical medi peels to treat all sorts of skin conditions, right?
Next Level Peel Treatments With These Insider Secrets
If you want to take your medi peel treatments to the next level we’ve got some great insider secrets for you! We went to one of the leading U.S. Skincare brands, known for their medi peels, M.A.D Skincare, and asked them for some secret tips! These tips are usually only offered during advanced product training for their key accounts!
M.A.D Skincare’s 6 Medi Peels Insider Secrets
M.A.D Skincare has a wide range of chemical peels from their Gel-Based Peels up to their Medi Peels. The Gel-Based Peels are water-based and a great option for all Fitzpatrick Types through all seasons and can be safely used without inciting damage. The Medi Peels below are your most aggressive options and can drastically change and refine the skin as an affordable option.
Multi-C / Retinol Peel For Glow
Medi Peel Insider Tip #1
If you have clients who have lackluster skin, that’s dull or asphyxiated, use the M.A.D Skincare Multi-C / Retinol Peel for an instant glow and infusion of luminosity.
The Multi C / Retinol Peel is generally considered a medium-level peel containing Multi Fruit Acid, Lactic, and Glycolic Acids. The depth of the Multi-C / Retinol Peel is determined by the number of layers applied during application and the tolerance level of the skin it is applied to. It is recommended that new users begin with 1-3 layers of Multi-C / Retinol Peel for a light/medium peel. Generally, 4-6 layers will result in a medium/deep peel and 7-8 layers can result in a deep peel. Multi C / Retinol Peel is suitable for most skin types particularly mature dry, and sun-damaged skin. Sensitive skin types should consult with a skin care professional to determine if the Multi C / Retinol Peel is an appropriate choice for them.
Start With Non-Resorcinol Peel for 3 or More Layers
Medi Peel Insider Tip #2
The beauty of M.A.D Skincare’s Medi Peels is that you can layer them to treat multiple skin issues in a single treatment. An insider tip is to start with the Non-Resorcinol Peel first to open up the skin and increase the rate of penetration of all subsequent layers.
M.A.D Skincare’s Non-Resorcinol Peel contains Salicylic, Lactic, and Glycolic Acids and is what would generally be considered a medium-level peel. The depth of this peel is determined by the number of layers applied and the tolerance level of the skin it is being applied to. Non-Resorcinol Peel is suitable for most skin types particularly normal to oily, acneic, and sun damaged. Sensitive and dry skin types should consult with a skin care professional to determine if the Non-Resorcinol Peel is an appropriate choice for them.
Use The Jenasus Growth Factor Peel To Hydrate Aging Skin
Medi Peel Insider Tip #3
If you have clients that you’re treating for age management concerns and you want to leave their skin renewed, resurfaced AND hydrated, be sure to layer in the Jenasus Growth Factor Peel.
Barry’s had this peel during a multi-layered peel from M.A.D Skincare and the results were dramatic!
The Jenasus Growth Factor Peel is generally considered a medium-level, peel containing Multi Fruit Acid, Lactic Acid, and Glycolic Acid. Jenasus Growth Factor Peel is suitable for most skin types particularly mature dry, and sun-damaged skin. It is recommended that new users begin with 1-3 layers for a light/medium peel. Generally, 4-6 layers will result in a medium/deep peel and 7-8 layers can result in a deep peel. Sensitive skin types can tolerate this peel, but it’s important to exercise caution.
Use Jessner’s Peel For Deep Resurfacing
Medi Peel Insider Tip #4
If you are looking to jumpstart serious change in your clients’ skin, this is the go-to peel for your client! We highly recommend that you use this Medi Peel in the winter months when temperature and sun are at their lowest, the Jessner’s Peel is a great choice for deep resurfacing and can be applied in 3 or more layers to facilitate sheet peeling.
The Jessner Peel combines the benefits of three popular peeling agents: resorcinol, salicylic acid, and lactic acid. Effectively lightens hyperpigmentation, treats and prevents acne, and renews sun-damaged skin.
A distinct blend of alpha hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy acids, and resorcinol work in synergy to create vibrant glowing skin. Lactic acid (alpha hydroxy acid) lifts hyperpigmentation and sun damage as salicylic acid (beta hydroxy acid) penetrates deep within the pore lining to dissolve obstructing comedones. Resorcinol has keratolytic properties to smooth a rough texture.
Advanced Acne Peel Is So Effective – Use 1 Layer
Medi Peel Insider Tip #5
It can be tempting to want to be really aggressive with acne in order to eliminate it as fast as possible. However, our Medi Peel Insider Tip is to use just one layer of the Advanced Acne Peel to begin the blemish clearing process and calm the skin.
The Advanced Acne Peel has a higher concentration of acids to deal with stubborn acne conditions. Ideal for oily/combination skin, breakout-prone skin, and/or irritated and inflamed skin due to acne.
Use the Glycolic 40% Peel When Age Management Is a Key Concern
Medi Peel Insider Tip #6
The OG of chemical peels for age management is the Glycolic Peel because it works to treat 2 of the key signs of aging, tone and texture! It will knock out hyperpigmentation, fine lines and reduce pore size!
The 40% Glycolic Acid Peel is generally considered a medium-level peel containing a high concentration of Glycolic Acid. The depth of this peel is determined by the number of layers applied during application and the tolerance level of the skin it is applied to. It is recommended that new users begin with 1-3 layers for a light/medium peel. Generally, 4-6 layers will result in a medium/deep peel and 7-8 layers can result in a deep peel.
How To Create A Hyperpigmentation Treatment Plan
If you have a client who is dealing with serious hyperpigmentation, you can treat them with home care in addition to Medi Peels. If you want to learn more about how to create a treatment plan for clients, enter your email address and get the M.A.D Skincare Brightening Reference Sheet.
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