A concentrated chemical exfoliant built for high-volume professional skin resurfacing
Jessner peeling in a 1 liter volume is designed for continuous professional use in dermatology clinics, skin studios and aesthetic training centers. This size fits businesses with a steady client flow and distributors who blend and repackage supplies for cosmetology practices. The product belongs to the Peelings for Skin category, which brings together formulas for surface and medium-depth skin renewal.
Across global professional skincare, this type of solution is most commonly used to address pigmentation irregularities, post-acne marks, photoaging signs and uneven skin texture during course treatments. Beyond clinical facial procedures, the large format is also valuable for training programs where students practice application technique, and for manufacturers who use the concentrate as a base for their own finished skincare lines. A liter-scale bottle is particularly practical where treatments run on a weekly schedule and predictable, uninterrupted supply matters over months of operation.
Before application, skin is cleansed and degreased so the active compounds penetrate evenly; the solution is applied in controlled layers, with the practitioner observing the skin's response between passes to manage depth of action according to skin type and treatment goal. After each use, the container should be sealed tightly and stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, keeping the active compounds stable across the entire volume.
In professional protocols, this peeling is frequently paired with gentler acid products for pre-treatment conditioning or supportive aftercare. Many practitioners prime the skin beforehand with Glycolic Acid 70% 5 g, which softens the stratum corneum ahead of a more intensive procedure. To vary treatment protocols and support cellular renewal, technicians also incorporate Pyruvic Acid 5 g, which combines well with multi-component solutions and helps tailor the session to different skin types and sensitivities.
For a gentler finishing step, especially with reactive or sensitive skin, fruit acid blends are commonly added at the end of the procedure. A convenient option here is ACB Fruit Mix 20 ml, which is easy to introduce as a closing step after the main treatment, calming the skin and rounding off the session comfortably for the client. Combining several concentrates in this way lets a studio build multi-stage protocols without stocking dozens of separate products.
When working with a large-volume container, keeping the cap tightly sealed after each use, avoiding moisture contamination, and storing at a stable room temperature are essential for consistent results across the whole supply. This approach supports clinics and multi-location studios that plan their raw material usage months in advance and rely on stable delivery schedules.
Layered resurfacing protocol for a professional facial session
Jessner peeling 28 ml
Glycolic Acid 70% 4 g
Pyruvic Acid 2 g
ACB Fruit Mix 6 ml
Combine the glycolic and pyruvic acids in a glass container and stir until uniform, then add the main peeling solution and mix gently with a glass rod. Apply the blend to cleansed skin with a brush in thin layers, starting with less sensitive facial zones and monitoring the skin's reaction between passes. Once the main solution has been neutralized, finish the session by applying ACB Fruit Mix to soothe the skin. This volume is calculated for a single full facial treatment and should be prepared immediately before use.