Product
Main Precaution
Combination / Sequence
Clinical Context
Aseptiskin
Alcohol-Free Cleansing
Preparation
Allow the cleansed treatment area to dry completely
when it is being used before a procedure.
Designed to occupy the cleansing / aseptic-preparation
position before subsequent protocol steps.
Alcohol-free cleansing can be used outside professional-only
settings. Procedure use does not make Aseptiskin a restricted product.
PrePeel
Protocol Preparation
Protocol
Preparation should be adapted to skin condition and
the procedure for which the skin is being prepared.
Its place is upstream of the active treatment rather than
as an interchangeable treatment step.
Reassess suitability when skin tolerance or barrier condition
makes additional preparation inappropriate.
Peeling de Luxe Plus
Corrective Peel
Professional Only
Treatment intensity must be adapted to tissue response
rather than pursued as a fixed endpoint.
Respect the defined protocol sequence and subsequent
recovery strategy. Avoid unnecessary competing active products.
The only product in this matrix reserved exclusively
for professional use.
30 Min Peel Off
Immediate Surface Renewal
Technique
Application time and use should follow the selected
treatment strategy and skin response.
When incorporated into a structured peel,
preserve the intended sequence rather than adding
unrelated active steps.
Periodic treatment. It may be integrated into a
professional procedure but is not itself professional-only.
Papaya Cream
Enzymatic Renewal
Tolerance
Adapt frequency when the skin shows unnecessary irritation
or reduced tolerance.
Do not automatically multiply renewal products simply
because several options are available.
Particularly useful when a progressive,
low-complexity renewal strategy is preferred.
Microabrasive Sand Cream
Mechanical Exfoliation
Do Not Over-Abrade
Avoid use on inflamed, broken, actively irritated
or infected skin.
Adjust pressure, duration and frequency.
Avoid stacking unnecessary mechanical irritation
onto already irritated skin.
Body-first mechanical smoothing product.
Facial use should remain selective and gentle.
StretchPeel
Biological Photoprotection
Strategy
Its place depends on the selected regulatory and
photoprotection strategy.
Integrate according to protocol phase rather than
adding it automatically to every routine.
Alcohol-free biological UVA/UVB photoprotection
within the metabolic strategy.
Gradient Cream
Progressive Skin Renewal
Progressive Use
Adapt use to tolerance and the overall corrective
strategy rather than increasing complexity automatically.
Can occupy a daily conditioning position within
structured maintenance pathways.
Progressive correction and maintenance should be
reassessed according to clinical evolution.
Lipoic Acid Cream
Penetration Facilitator
Sequence Matters
Increased penetration does not automatically mean
increased peel depth.
Its position may be before, in combination with or after
another procedure depending on formulation, objective
and protocol.
May be incorporated into professional protocols,
but it is also accessible for public use.
Do not assume interchangeability between sequences.
Clarté de Lune
Melanocyte Regulation
Timing
Preferentially positioned in the evening / nocturnal
component of the routine.
Preserve its intended timing and pigment-regulation role
rather than treating it as a generic exfoliating cream.
Numerical and quantitative melanocyte regulation
with nocturnal antioxidant support.
KosmoPeel
Dual-Barrier Protection
Protect
Use according to the need for barrier reinforcement
and environmental protection.
Do not confuse a barrier-protection role with an
active corrective peel step.
Particularly relevant when environmental stress
and cutaneous resilience are central concerns.
Ormes des Sioux
Hydration Retention
Support
Position according to the need for improved hydration
retention and sustained comfort.
Its role is supportive rather than interchangeable
with corrective or exfoliating treatment steps.
Useful when insufficient water retention is part
of the clinical presentation.
PostPeel
Post-Procedure Recovery
Recovery
Recovery should respond to actual skin condition,
including erythema, dryness, sensitivity and tolerance.
Avoid unnecessary irritation and competing active
products during a recovery phase.
Can be used after professional procedures but is
not itself restricted to professionals.
Les Félins
Comfort & Recovery
Recovery
Use according to comfort and recovery requirements
rather than adding it automatically to every routine.
May occupy a defined position before another cream
in selected post-peel evening sequences.
Particularly relevant when a protocol calls for
additional comfort and recovery support.
Rose du Désert
Cooling Comfort
Symptom-Driven
Use according to the need for cooling comfort
rather than as a mandatory protocol step.
Do not confuse symptomatic comfort with the
corrective action of an active treatment.
Best positioned when heat, local warmth or the need
for a refreshing sensation is clinically relevant.
Eye Contour Gel
Delicate Areas
Delicate Skin
The periorbital region and other thin-skin areas
require an appropriately gentle strategy.
Keep its delicate-area support role distinct from
aggressive corrective or exfoliating steps.
Designed for thin and delicate skin areas where
hydration, comfort and tolerance are priorities.
Peel SuperStar
Stage / Presentation
Not a Treatment
Do not position it as a corrective,
therapeutic or resurfacing protocol.
It does not belong inside the therapeutic sequence
of the clinical pathways presented above.
Reserved for immediate appearance when presenting
oneself on stage or in a comparable presentation context.
