Chemical Peel

Question 1

5- Berry Pigment Control Ingredients

Answer 1

7% Trichloracetic Acid (TCA): Provides an aggressive,
medium chemical exfoliation to reduce melasma, PIH,
sun damage, superficial blemishes, and post-acne
scars.
5 Berries: Blueberry, Bearberry, Blackberry,
Cranberry, Raspberry: Natural anti-inflammatory,
antioxidant, and tyrosinase inhibitors.
Licorice: Lightener, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory,
and hydrator.
Witch Hazel: Removes excess surface skin oils.
Grape: A natural plant oil that cools, invigorates, and
stimulates the skin.

Question 2

5 Berry pigment Control Directions

Answer 2

Layered Peel. Each layer must sit for 3-5 minutes to neutralize. After cleansing and pre-treatment, apply 1 teaspoon into a dish. Place gauze in and saturate with solution.
Begin working product across the forehead, down the sides of the face, over the chin, upper lip, nose and finish over the cheeks. Follow with post-treatment protocol.

Question 3

Benefits:

Concerns:

Answer 3

Benefits:
• Brightens & Tightens
• Minimizes Pores
• Reduces Fine Lines &
Wrinkles
• Reduces Pigmentation
• Increase Elasticity &
Firmness
• Reduces Dull & Uneven
Texture
• Reduces Redness
• Anti-Aging
• Lifts & Firms

Concerns:
• Fine Lines & Wrinkles
• Hyperpigmentation
• Acne
• Large Pores
• Uneven Texture
• Photo-Damaged
• Aging

Question 4

Why is this treatment called “Pigment Control”?

Answer 4

First, the five berries included in this treatment are natural
anti-inflammatories and are abundant with Arbutin. In
addition, the Licorice Root Extract has been shown to be a more potent lightener than Kojic Acid. Finally, the 7% TCA in this treatment will provide some subtle exfoliation of topical, transient hyperpigmentation.

Question 5

Can this peel be used to boost or enhance other peels?

Answer 5

5-Berry Pigment Control peel can either be used alone,
applied in layers or it can be used to “boost” other peels
during the treatment. However, when first using the 5-
Berry Pigment Control Peel, it is not recommended to use
additional AHA peels with it. After assessing the clients
skin and tolerance, multiple peels may be used during
future appointments.

Question 6

Why is this treatment called “Pigment Control”?

Answer 6

First, the five berries included in this treatment are natural
anti-inflammatories and are abundant with Arbutin. In
addition, the Licorice Root Extract has been shown to be a more potent lightener than Kojic Acid. Finally, the 7% TCA in this treatment will provide some subtle exfoliation of topical, transient hyperpigmentation.

Question 7

Protocol

Answer 7

Wait for 3-5 minutes for neutralization to occur before applying next layer.Up to 4 layers may be applied.
Mist the skin with Skin Recovery Mist (optional)
Apply living cell clarifier and Skin Restoring Fulvic Elixir . Dispense 1 pump of each serum to palms and apply to face, neck and décolleté.