- A universal cold hydrogenation gel for effective ultrasonic cleaning by Zemits that prepares the skin and softens any debris in the pores.
- Only 10 ml of gel is needed per treatment .
- Suitable for all skin types.
- The pleasant scent will definitely please your customers.
- Vegan formula, not tested on animals.
- Suitable for both professional and at home use.
Openskin Hydration Gel cold hydrogenation gel absorbing impurities that dwell deep in pores supports opening the pores prior to cosmetic procedures for deep cleansing of the skin: suitable for mechanical and / or ultrasonic face cleansing.
The gel softens the skin, the stratum corneum, debris within pores (sebum, pollution, etc.) and comedones. It helps to cleanse the skin easily and deeply. The gel additionally has an anti-inflammatory effect. Openskin Hydration Gel can be used both professionally and for home care at home.
Why is it important to apply cold hydrogenation gel when cleansing your face?
Before any cosmetic procedure, skin preparation is one of the most important steps that should not be neglected. After all, the better the pores are prepared for any cosmetic procedure, the less traumatic and more effective it will be.
Suitable for all skin types, easy and comfortable to use.
The more pliable the contents of the pores (sebum, deep comedones), the easier the cleaning process is. Additionally, the ultrasonic cleaning gel Openskin Hydration Gel prevents inflammation and gently cares for the skin.
Method of application
Apply a thin layer to the face before deep cleansing, seal with a cling film wrap on top. After 10-20 minutes, you can remove the film from the face and start working using the Ultrasonic Skin scrubber to remove the Hydration Gel throughout the face. Remove Any remaining gel With wet mitts/ wet gauze, and continue with any additional steps of your facial protocols.
Ingredients:
Liquorice root extract, urea, vegetable glycerin, cellulose gum, benzyl alcohol, sodium citrate, xanthan gum, Polyacrylate Crosspolymer-11, magnesium sulphate, lactic acid
