Getting the skin ready before an acid-based treatment
Pre-Peeling 1 L is a professional-grade product designed for cosmetology clinics, spa centers, and small manufacturing labs producing their own skincare lines. It belongs to the broader category of Peelings for Skin, though its own role is supportive rather than active — it prepares the skin surface for the main treatment. The core function of this liquid is to remove excess sebum, leftover makeup, and surface debris while partially breaking down the lipid barrier of the stratum corneum, so acids or enzymes penetrate evenly and predictably. Skipping this stage often makes the outcome of an acid treatment inconsistent: some areas absorb the active substance more strongly than others, leading to patchy peeling and uneven final results.
A one-liter bottle is aimed squarely at professional cosmetology and small-scale industrial cosmeceutical manufacturing. This volume fits salons, dermatology clinics, and studio-level production lines where a degreasing solution gets used dozens of times a week. Consistency from batch to batch and predictable consumption become critical factors when sourcing this raw material in bulk for regular professional use.
Pre-Peeling is applied as a mandatory preparation step before most acid and enzyme-based procedures. It pairs well with Retinol Glycolic Peel 10 ml, where even penetration of active acids into the upper epidermal layers is essential for a controlled result. It is also used before the stronger-acting Retinol Peel 50 ml, since degreasing beforehand lowers the risk of localized irritation and improves the uniformity of the outcome. For gentler routines the pre-peeling step still matters: ahead of an Enzyme Peel 25 ml, it helps the enzymes work more effectively by clearing the oily film from the skin surface.
The product is used during the cleansing stage, right before the main active treatment is applied. It is typically spread in a thin layer with a cotton pad or sponge, left to absorb or evaporate for one to two minutes, and then followed by the primary procedure. No heating is required, as it performs at room temperature, which simplifies its use in a clinic setting without extra equipment. Dosage depends on the treated area — a facial procedure usually consumes between 2 and 5 ml of the solution.
Beyond decorative and skincare cosmetology, this type of degreasing solution is in demand in the production of professional lines for problem-prone skin, in dermatological practice, and in the formulation of deep-cleansing salon procedures. Store Pre-Peeling in a tightly sealed container, in a dry room at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat sources — this keeps the formula stable throughout the entire use period of the one-liter bottle.
Pre-Treatment Skin Priming Solution
Pre-Peeling 8 ml
Distilled water 15 ml
Witch hazel extract 5 ml
Combine
the Pre-Peeling with distilled water and witch hazel extract in a clean glass
container right before the session. Apply the mixture to freshly cleansed
facial skin using a cotton pad, working from the center outward and avoiding
the eye area. After roughly ninety seconds, blot away any excess with a dry
tissue and proceed to the main active peel selected for the client's skin type.