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Non irritating makeup like a pure mineral powder is OK to apply after your Vi Peel. I would suggest that you wait at least four hours after your peel to apply anything to your skin to allow the Vi Peel solution to fully penetrate. You might find it hard to keep makeup on once the skin starts to peel and might try a tinted moisturizer in place of makeup. Keep in mind that over the days following your peel you do not want to use any products that cause the skin to feel irritated or create a burning sensation when applied.
thank you for your question. make-up is not recommended during the peeling process. once the peeling has tapered off (usually around day 7), then it is ok to apply make-up. always remember to clean your make-up brushes before use again as the skin is very sensitive to bacteria after this medical grade peel.
I recommend that you wait until you wash the peel off, at least four hours after application, before applying make up. In my experience, patients who apply make up immediately are more likely to develop irritation and hyperpigmentation--perhaps from the rubbing required for removal.
If you perspire after your VI Peel it creates irritation on the surface of the just treated skin. The salty components of your sweat causes a burning on the surface of the skin, causing undo discomfort and chances for complications. After the initial 2 or 3 days following your VI Peel regular...
It's important that you refrain from activities for 72-96 hours that can induce excessive perspiration which can lead PIH (Post-Inflammatory Hyper-pigmentation) or blistering.
Most Peels lighten the skin, and therefore make you more venerable to the sun. Even though it only takes three to four days for the skin to completely flake off with the Vi Peel, your skin will still be sensitive for a while after. I would avoid getting a peel of any type, or...
The VI Peel can be very effective. It is not for home use, and certainly not for daily use. It is medical grade and should be done by professionals in a professional setting. Please see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Board Certified Dermatologist for medical grade facial peels. It is y...
Defatting the skin (degreasing) is important to get the most peel and product penetration from your VI Peel. If you don't want to use acetone prior to treatment you can use a bubbly or foaming cleanser (that doesn't add moisture) rinse, pat dry and apply isopropyl...
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