Blog – skincare tips
Regenerative peel — does it really repair the skin, or does it only cleanse it
Peeling was associated with cleansing — but a regenerative peel does something more. We show what happens in the skin layer by layer: where the "repair" effect comes from and why an exfoliating paste from the pharmacy alone isn't enough here.
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Why a suspiciously cheap chemical peel can be the most expensive treatment you can give yourself
An acid is an acid — the same molecule in an expensive clinic and in a bargain offer. Except that the result is not decided by the molecule, but by the concentration, pH, skin condition and the hands that apply it. We explain where the difference really lies.
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Retinol peel: why autumn and winter, why not summer — and why SPF is not optional
Retinol in summer, "after a quick treatment I go back into the sun" — we hear these sentences too often. A retinol peel is one of the most effective skin renewal treatments, provided you know when to do it and what not to do after it.
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AHA, BHA, PHA Acid Peels — which one to choose for your skin (and how not to overdo it)
Three letters, three completely different mechanisms of action — yet most clients reach for acid "because a friend recommended it" or "because it had the highest concentration on the label". We explain what they really differ in.
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Mediderma and Sesderma — nanosomes, peels, and the fight against pigmentation
What do nanosomes really mean, why are Sesderma and Mediderma the brands for pigmentation, and how to choose a peel — expert advice.
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