ASCP Skin Deep

AUTUMN 2024

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Expand your menu safely with ASCP's Advanced Esthetics Insurance at ascpskincare.com/aei 85 Resveratrol is beneficial for the skin because of its antioxidant properties that aid in neutralizing free radicals and slowing the aging process of the skin. RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH CHEMICAL PEELS While chemical peels promote younger, smoother, and even-toned skin, they come with some risks. Some clients don't experience any side effects, but others experience a host of reactions that can vary in length from one day to two weeks. In some cases, a medium-depth peel can result in redness that lasts several months. These side effects include: • Blisters • Edema • Infection • Postinflammatory hyperpigmentation • Sensitivity to light Some peels such as a Jessner's Peel—a blend of equal parts salicylic acid, lactic acid, and resorcinol—are not suitable for all skin tones and can leave lasting, uneven coloring if applied to darker skin tones. Some medications and certain skin conditions such as rosacea can increase sensitivity and even compromise the delicate barrier of the skin. Delivering a chemical peel to an individual experiencing one of these conditions can be more harmful than beneficial. EXPLORING A CHEMICAL-FREE ALTERNATIVE There are now several ingredients that can offer an avenue to provide a chemical-free advanced peel. For example, resveratrol is beneficial for the skin because of its antioxidant properties that aid in neutralizing free radicals and slowing the aging process of the skin. This efficacious ingredient easily penetrates the skin barrier and contains anti- inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. It also supports healthy collagen production. The Cabernet Peel from A Natural Difference features resveratrol. The peel removes dried and dead skin cells, increases intercellular lipids, improves barrier function, and reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation. The peel is tolerable and safe for all skin conditions, skin types, and all Fitzpatrick types. This peel is beneficial for even the most sensitive skin, including skin afflicted with rosacea and acne. The Cabernet Peel can be used as a standalone service or in conjunction with other modalities such as microcurrent, LED light therapy, and photo rejuvenation laser treatment. It's an excellent option in between regular facials and can be added to standard facial protocols. If being infused in such a way, it should be implemented by offering the facial massage at the start of the service so the client's skin feels less sensitized after the peel. RESULTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES Offering chemical-free options on your menu opens your business to more clients and more treatments. Get the most of your chemical- free peels by taking before-and-after pictures. Not only is this a great way to document your client's results, but also the best businesses are built on referrals—let the results speak!

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