Gleysy Gleysy Smart Peel Mandelic 50 + Biomimetic Moisturizing Complex

Smart Mandelic 50® is a professional peel containing 50% mandelic acid, designed to improve skin quality, refine skin texture, and reveal a brighter complexion. Its intelligent formulation combines efficacy, skin comfort, and respect for the skin's physiology within modern Skin Quality protocols.

50% Mandelic Acid, Lactic Acid, Biomimetic Moisturizing Complex

Because beautiful skin always starts with a healthy epidermis.

Luminous skin is the reflection of harmonious cell renewal, a preserved barrier function, and an epidermis capable of naturally reflecting light.

Today, modern aesthetic medicine protocols give essential importance to Skin Quality .

This philosophy inspired the development of SMART MANDELIC 50

A professional peel designed to support the skin's physiological renewal while respecting its balance.

Each component of SMART MANDELIC 50® has a specific function.

• Mandelic Acid 50%: progressive exfoliation and epidermal renewal.
• Lactic acid: improves skin comfort and contributes to the physiological hydration of the skin.
• Glycerin: helps to maintain fluid balance during the protocol.
• Xylitylglucoside – Anhydroxylitol – Xylitol complex: contributes to maintaining the hydration of the stratum corneum.

No ingredients have been added to artificially enrich the formulation. Each active ingredient has a genuine biological function.

Why choose mandelic acid?

Mandelic acid is known for its gradual penetration due to its higher molecular weight compared to many other AHAs.This feature allows for even and controlled exfoliation while offering excellent user comfort.

It is now widely used in protocols designed to improve:

• dull complexion;
• superficial pigmentary irregularities;
• oily or acne-prone skin;
• dilated pores;
• skin texture;
• the first visible signs of skin aging.

Why choose SMART MANDELIC 50?

• 50% professional mandelic acid.
• Progressive and even exfoliation.
• An approach that respects skin physiology.
• Biomimetic moisturizing complex.
• Peeling adapted to modern Skin Quality protocols.
• Refined skin texture.
• Brighter complexion.
• Visibly improved skin quality.

SMART AZELAIC PEEL™ APPLICATION PROTOCOL:

STEP 1 – SKIN PREPARATION:

• Carefully remove makeup from the skin and then cleanse it with a gentle cleanser suitable for the skin type. Dry the area to be treated thoroughly.
• Apply GleySy® PRE-TREATMENT to eliminate sebum residue, optimize the uniformity of peel penetration and prepare the skin for treatment.

STEP 2 – APPLICATION OF SMART AZELAIC PEEL®:

• Apply SMART AZELAIC PEEL® evenly using a brush or compress on perfectly dry skin.

The application protocol must be adapted exclusively by the practitioner according to the skin diagnosis, the clinical indication, the phototype, the skin sensitivity and the response observed during treatment.

Continuously monitor skin reactions throughout the duration of the protocol.STEP 3 – NEUTRALIZATION:

• At the end of the chosen protocol, generously apply GleySy® PEEL NEUTRALIZER (Peeling Neutralizer) to the entire treated area in order to completely stop the action of the peeling.
• Dry the skin gently, without rubbing.

STEP 4 – POST-TREATMENT CARE:

• Immediately apply a generous layer of GleySy® HYDRA+ POST TREATMENT CREAM.
• Its formulation has been developed to support the physiological recovery of the skin after peeling, contribute to maintaining the barrier function, restore skin comfort and promote optimal hydration.

RECOMMENDATIONS AFTER TREATMENT:

During the days following the peel:

• Apply GleySy® HYDRA+ POST TREATMENT CREAM as often as necessary.
• Use SPF 50+ sunscreen daily.
• Avoid all direct sun exposure until the skin has fully recovered.
• Avoid retinoids, exfoliating acids, and any products that may irritate the skin for several days. Respect the skin's natural renewal process.

RECOMMENDED PROTOCOL:

• Depending on the clinical indication, a protocol of 4 to 6 sessions spaced 2 weeks apart is generally recommended.
• The number of sessions and their frequency remain at the practitioner's discretion depending on the diagnosis, therapeutic objectives and the patient's clinical response.