Prepeel preparation is essential to optimize the results of a peel and minimize potential risks. Here's a general outline for preparing the skin before a peeling session:

1. Cleansing with ASEPTISKIN: Begin with a thorough cleanse to remove any makeup, oils, and impurities from the skin. This ensures that the peeling agents can penetrate effectively. Use a gentle, non-exfoliating cleanser to avoid stripping the skin.

2. Prepeel Application with PREPEEL CREAM: Prepeels are formulated to prepare the skin for the active ingredients in the peel. They usually contain ingredients like citric acid, cetrinamide which help:

   • Remove surface oil and debris.

   • Balance the pH of the skin (peels work best on slightly acidic skin).

   • Enhance the effectiveness of the main peeling product.

   Apply the prepeel cream EACH DAY for 7-10 days across the treatment area, avoiding sensitive areas like the eyes and lips. Allow it to dry for a few minutes, and don’t rinse it off at least for 3 hours

3. Avoid Sun Exposure: Ideally, avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds in the days leading up to the treatment. Sunburned or overly sensitive skin can increase the risk of adverse reactions.
   

4. Discontinue Certain Products: For a few days before the peel, avoid using active ingredients like retinoids, strong exfoliating acids (AHA, BHA), or products with alcohol. These can make the skin more sensitive and increase the risk of irritation.