Chemicalpeeling - Gradient Cream

Functional Classification & Clinical Positioning

Functional Classification

Metabolic Clinical Approach

Primary Clinical Function

Support of progressive skin renewal and maintenance of skin quality over time.

Clinical Approach

Metabolic clinical approach based on gradual functional modulation, designed to support long-term skin adaptation, resilience, and surface quality without inducing aggressive or disruptive responses.

Specific Indications

Early signs of skin aging
Premature skin aging
Loss of skin vitality and tone
Decreased skin resilience
Skin requiring long-term metabolic support
Maintenance-oriented anti-aging care

Clinical Highlights

Metabolic Maintenance & Anti-Aging Formulation

Gradient Cream is designed for long-term anti-aging dermo-functional maintenance, supporting the preservation of skin structure, progressive improvement of skin quality, and visible slowing of age-related functional decline. It reinforces barrier stability, comfort, and surface refinement, making it a central component of multi-step aesthetic routines where continuity is the key determinant of anti-aging outcomes.

Primary role

Anti-aging maintenance

Clinical logic

Metabolic stability, barrier integrity, texture preservation

Use pattern

Daily, long-term anti-aging support

In anti-aging strategies, results are not lost because correction fails, but because metabolic maintenance is insufficient. Gradient Cream addresses this critical phase by sustaining skin resilience between and beyond professional interventions.

This positioning reflects professional dermo-functional protocol integration and does not constitute a pharmacological or therapeutic claim.

Product Scope: What Gradient Cream Is / What It Is Not

What it is

A metabolic maintenance cream designed for progressive improvement of skin quality.
A barrier-support and comfort-modulation step used between or after professional procedures.
A daily-use formulation supporting texture, luminosity, and resilience over time.
A long-term protocol element that helps maintain results without inducing downtime.

What it is not

Not a chemical peel and not intended to create exfoliative “peel events”.
Not an aggressive corrective step; its role is maintenance, not acute correction.
Not a substitute for professional protocols when a corrective phase is clinically indicated.
Not a pharmacological treatment and not presented as a drug or therapeutic agent.

Clinical Parameters

Formulation Type

Cream-based formulation

Topographic Categories

Face , Body , Neck, Décolleté, Periocular, Hands

Phototypes

Downtime

None

Desquamation Profile

No desquamation

Key Active Ingredients

Gradient Cream is built around a metabolic and bioregenerative formulation, relying on a limited number of functionally active compounds selected for their role in membrane signaling, cellular resilience, and long-term skin quality support.

Palmitic Acid – A key structural lipid naturally present in epidermal membranes, involved in protein–lipid signaling pathways and essential for maintaining barrier integrity and cellular communication.
Thioctic Acid (Alpha-Lipoic Acid) – A multifunctional metabolic cofactor with antioxidant properties, supporting mitochondrial activity and contributing to improved cellular energy balance and regenerative capacity.
Saccharide Isomerate – A biomimetic carbohydrate complex with high skin affinity, enhancing long-lasting hydration and improving tolerance in maintenance-oriented anti-aging protocols.
Carob Gum (Ceratonia Siliqua Gum) – A natural polysaccharide contributing to texture stabilization and progressive surface smoothing, supporting skin comfort during long-term use.

This composition is intentionally designed to favor gradual functional improvement rather than aggressive stimulation, making Gradient Cream suitable for prolonged use and high-tolerance anti-aging strategies.

Why Gradient Cream Is Irreplaceable in Long-Term Maintenance Protocols

A maintenance cornerstone, not an optional add-on

Gradient Cream occupies a non-substitutable position in long-term dermo-functional strategies because it supports continuity—the key factor that determines whether results remain stable once active corrective steps are spaced out or completed.

In anti-aging strategies, results are rarely lost because correction fails, but because metabolic maintenance is insufficient. Gradient Cream addresses this critical phase by sustaining cellular resilience, barrier integrity, and functional balance, thereby slowing the visible and structural progression of skin aging over time.

Provides barrier stability and comfort modulation, reducing episodic reactivity and improving tolerance over time.
Supports progressive refinement of texture and visible skin quality without downtime or protocol interruption.
Acts as a maintenance bridge between professional sessions, helping preserve the gains obtained during corrective phases.
Enables protocol adherence: daily use is simple, well tolerated, and compatible with long-term anti-aging routines.

In short, Gradient Cream is the maintenance engine of the system—supporting long-term anti-aging outcomes by preserving stability, comfort, and visible refinement when the skin must improve gradually rather than through repeated aggressive interventions.

This positioning reflects professional protocol logic and does not constitute a pharmacological or therapeutic claim.

Specific Benefits

Clinical & functional benefits

Supports long-term anti-aging strategies by preserving skin quality between corrective procedures.
Helps slow visible age-related changes through continuous metabolic and barrier support.
Maintains firmness, texture, and luminosity as part of progressive anti-aging routines.
Improves texture and surface uniformity through progressive dermo-functional support.
Enhances luminosity and visible skin freshness without irritation-driven “peel effects”.
Supports comfort and daily tolerance, including in sensitive or reactive profiles.
Helps maintain results between corrective sessions and long-term protocols.
Promotes routine adherence thanks to a stable, maintenance-oriented use pattern.

Typical positioning in routines

Gradient Cream is primarily positioned in the Maintenance phase. It can be used daily as a long-term stabilizing step, especially:

After professional procedures, once the skin is comfortable
Between corrective sessions to maintain stability and quality
As a continuous regimen in maintenance-oriented anti-aging strategies

Routine placement depends on protocol design and individual skin tolerance.

Combinations with Other Products

Before – Skin Preparation

Recommended combinations (before):

PrePeel — Use to degrease the skin and improve uniform receptivity prior to initiating a regenerative anti-aging routine.
Microabrasive Sand Cream (body) — Use to refine the surface and remove excess keratin when needed; avoid irritated or compromised skin.

Clinical benefit: This “before” sequencing helps optimize surface uniformity and tolerance so Gradient Cream can be introduced on a calmer, more receptive skin substrate.

Typical sequencing: Apply the preparatory step first, then start Gradient Cream once the skin feels comfortable and non-reactive.

After – Post-Procedure / Maintenance

Recommended combinations (after):

Peeling de Luxe Plus — Use Gradient Cream as a maintenance step to support comfort and long-term visible anti-aging effects once acute post-procedure sensitivity has resolved.
30 Min Peel Off — Introduce Gradient Cream after the peel-off phase to maintain skin quality and resilience and to reduce the tendency to dryness.
PostPeel Cream — May be alternated or layered according to skin tolerance to support recovery and maintain surface balance.

Clinical benefit: “After” use supports skin comfort, helps stabilize the visible outcome, and favors long-term consistency without increasing procedural intensity.

Typical sequencing: Apply Gradient Cream after the active step, once the skin is calm (no stinging, no significant erythema).

Alternate – Synergy & Comfort Modulation

Recommended combinations (alternate):

Lipoic Acid — Alternate to modulate metabolic stimulation while maintaining comfort and long-term regenerative support.
Papaya Cream — Alternate for comfort modulation and surface balance, especially in skins prone to dryness or irritation.
Les Félins — Add or alternate to reinforce hydration and improve sensory comfort in reactive or dehydrated skin.
Rose du Désert — Add or alternate when a cooling, comfort-oriented moisturizer is preferred (e.g., warm climates, friction-prone areas).
Eye Contour Gel — Use in parallel on thin-skin zones (periorbital/forehead/neck) to tailor care by anatomical area.

Clinical benefit: Alternating products allows personalization: comfort reinforcement, barrier support, or targeted zone care—without escalating peel intensity.

Typical sequencing: Alternate by days (e.g., Gradient Cream one day, the complementary product the next), or use targeted products on specific zones while Gradient Cream remains the core anti-aging step.

Usage Context

Professional (B2B) use: Integrated into metabolic or regenerative protocols as a maintenance or consolidation step, particularly after in-office procedures.
Home-care (B2C) use: Daily or long-term application as a standalone product or within a structured routine, with high tolerance and no expected downtime.

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Gradient Cream is available for professional and home-care use.
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