COSMETIC PRODUCTS FOR
PROFESSIONAL CARE
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Dry, Sensitive Skin
Skin strongly responds to external stimuli, it is susceptible, sensitive to or over-irritatedby used preservatives and perfume compositions. Treatment should not incluce peeling. Use several preservative-free products containing concentrated active ingredients.
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Dry, Mature, Tired and Dehydrated Skin
Skin in need of more extensive care and regeneration. Skin is characterised by reduced degree of elasticity, impaired collagen and elastin production, which causes the appearance of lines. Skin should be well hydrated and supplied with nutrients so as to maintain its long-term softness and elasticity. More frequent application of intensive treatment in a beauty salon is recommended.
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Dry, Mature Skin in Need of Anti-Ageing Treatment
Skin with first appearing lines and in need of enhanced intensive treatment to achieve an apparent skin regeneration and protection, in order to avoid and slow down the appearance of lines as much as possible.
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Dry, Mature Skin with Lifting Treatment
A markedly dry, mature skin, tired and faded, with limited production of collagen and elastin. For instantaneous effect, skin should be regenerated and lifted by means of a non-invasive procedure, without any surgical intervention. Once the active ingredient is intensively applied, the effective condition of the skin should be maintained as long as possible.
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Dry Skin with Couperosis
Skin with visible couperosis, particularly within the cheek and nose area, which have a tendency to break and create a visible network due to temperature swings and namely due to genetic disposition. If a capillary breaks, the condition may no longer be corrected by cosmetic products. Broken capillaries may only be eliminated by laser treatment. Areas in which capillaries are prone to breakage may be affected mainly preventively - by increasing the insulation layers of the skin andby fortifying blood vessels.
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Normal and Combination Skin
Normal skin is that of younger and middle-age groups, which no longer suffer from acne. It is a well-toned, non-problem skin, which later, with the age, develops into dry skin. Combination skin is the most frequent type of skin; middle areas - forehead, nose, and chin are more oily, while the side areas are normal to dry. With increasing age the oily nature of the middle areas tneds to normal, and side areas develop a dry-skin character.
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Oily, Problem and Blemish-Prone Skin
Typical particularly for young age groups, with hormonal changes in puberty. The oily nature of the skin is usually characteristic only for certain areas of the face - forehead, nose, chin, rarely appears all over the face. Increased production of sebum is typical for the skin. Sebum is removed during treatment, and its production is reduced while inflammatory processes in the skin are normalised so as to mattify and refresh the skin.
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Eye Area Micromassage
The area aroung eyes is the most susceptible part of the entire face. A micromassage of the eye area represetnts a separate, state-of-the-art cosmetic procedure. It is an especially designed massage which comprises of gentle soothing strokes, circular movements, gentle pinches and taps, which are applied gently and in continuity and used alternately with mild pressure. It reduces the appearance of lines in the area surrounding the eyes, as well as circles and puffiness under the eye. It reduces intra-ocular pressure, relaxes tensed eye muscles, and improves sinus patency.