Peels for acne

Eneomey professional peels indicated for acne help to regulate seborrhoea and treat retentional and inflammatory acne, often caused by the clogging of pores by the accumulation of sebum and keratin. Pimples, blackheads and microcysts are erased and the skin is purified. Formulated mainly with fruit acids, they refine the stratum corneum to improve skin texture.

Eneomey superficial peels are carried out in fast, secure sessions. While the peel is being applied, a slight warmness or tingling sensation is to be expected. This fades quickly as soon as the treatment is finished.
After the peel, it is essential to properly moisturise the skin, as there is generally an impression of tightness. It is therefore essential to follow a post-peel treatment to optimise the action. In the first few days, it will be crucial to moisturise with a regenerating product such as Repair Cream. After this repair phase, the use of a specific Eneomey program will maximise results.

Depending on your skin type and the type of peel, several sessions may be recommended to obtain an optimal result.

This very superficial peel is indicated for oily skin. Often used for teenagers, it is a skin cleanse that does not cause the skin to flake. It helps to refine the texture of the skin and eliminate impurities for a matte and healthy skin. The results are all the more visible with the synergy of Eneomey care products.

STUDY CLINICAL:
91% Imperfections eliminated
91% Pores tightened
95% Even complexion

This superficial peel is also indicated for skins with a tendency to acne. The 3 acids – glycolic, pyruvic and salicylic – help to regulate seborrhoea while reducing imperfections. The skin is purified and the texture refined.

STUDY CLINICAL:
29% Improvement in blackheads and microcysts
45% Reduction in seborrhoea
20% Reduction in visible, dilated pores

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The Eneomey professional range treats the 3 main skin indications to restore radiance, refine the skin texture, erase imperfections and even out the complexion.