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BioRePeel Body

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BioRePeel is an innovative, bi-phase TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) peel with a bio stimulating, revitalising and peeling action.

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It has 14 active ingredients that contribute to exfoliation, skin cell turnover and profound stimulation to counter the effects of skin ageing, acne scarring and damage caused by UV radiation and pollution.

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It is excellent in anti-ageing due to it containing all the essential amino acids and vitamins your skin needs.

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The FND contains 50% TCA and GABA which is a muscle relaxant and thereby reduces lines/wrinkles.

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Furthermore the treatment is suitable for young skin during acute stages of acne, blackheads with recent or fresh scarring.

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BioRePeel works in two stages:

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Hydrophilic Phase

The hydrophilic phase contains an innovative mix of TCA, alpha, beta and poly hydroxy acids, amino acids and vitamins.

It's bio stimulating and revitalising actions ensure fibroblasts’ activity, activate cutaneous proliferating and biosynthetic processes, as well as increase cellular turnover and collagen and elastin production. In addition, hydrophilic phase promotes exfoliation, reduces fine lines by neutralisation of free radicals, and helps battling acne, enlarged pores and comedones.

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Lipophilic Phase

The lipophilic phase create a microfilm on the skin that regenerate and moisturises the skin, but it is also an enhancer that helps the deep vehiculation of active principles.

Has stabilising and protective actions, reduces trans-epidermic water evaporation and assists active principles vehiculation. Also, restores and maintains the cutaneous hydro-lipidic film. Its moisturising action increases overall hydration.

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Active Ingredients

TCA - Trichloroacetic acid

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Lactobionic acid

This product is made of a molecule of gluconic acid, a polyhydroxyacid, linked to a carbohydrate, galactose. It is an effective epidermal anti-ageing molecule and stimulates dermal matrix polymer synthesis and dermal synthesis. It has great moisturising properties thanks to the structural -OH groups. It reduces cutaneous Metalloproteinases (MMPs) production, protecting the skin from chronoageing and photoageing. Galactose is an endogen carbohydrate that is used by fibroblasts to synthesize glycosaminoglycans and collagen.

 

Salicylic acid

Powerful keratolytic, that selectively cuts keratin amino acidic chain of corneocytes. It doesn’t affect the other dermal proteins, so it exerts the exfoliating action only on dermal protein, making this active principle well tolerated by cells below, void of keratin. It has bacteriostatic and lenitive actions, frees the enlarged pores from the sebaceous content, creating an unfavorable environment for bacterial growth and thus reducing the possibility of formation of acne lesions.

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Tartaric acid

It is a dicarboxylic acid and a powerful antioxidant molecule, famous for its lightening and exfoliating properties. It is used for the keratolytic action, it reduce corneocytes adesion. It is effective to treat dry, inelastic skin, acne and blackheads

 

Citric acid

It is a tricarboxylic acid, with chelating properties for bivalent ions like Ca2+; this is a reason why the acid has antioxidant action. The hydroxyl group in alpha position of carboxylic group gives exfoliating and keratolytic properties. It also has regenerating and astringent effects for enlarged pores. The keratolitic action is carried out with high efficacy by Salicylic, Tartaric and Citric that, thanks to their molecular structure, selectively break the amino acid chain that acts as a junction between the corneocytes. They have no effect on other dermal proteins, so the exfoliating action only affects the corneal cells.

 

This favours the penetration of the pool of active princpiples:

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Amino acids:

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Glycine

Glycine is the most abundant amino acid in collagen (35%). It has moisturising, antioxidant and regenerating properties.

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Proline

Basic amino acid in collagen synthesis and support. It has elasticising properties so it is indicated for inelastic and aged skin.

 

Hydroxyproline

Hydroxyproline is widely present in collagen. It increases and support ceramides synthesis, activating keratinocytes proliferation and fibroblasts’ collagen production.

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Arginine

Arginine is a basic amino acid with moisturising and trophic functions for the skin. It is involved in blood flow regulation processes. It helps regulating biochemical processes like protein and macromolecule synthesis as collagen, elastin and keratin. Indicated for inelastic skin. It is a biochemical modulator of trichloroacetic acid and the fundamental substrate for NO production. It promotes angiogenesis, cutaneous riepithelialisation and tissue growth factors production.

 

Vitamin C

Essential cofactor in collagen synthesis. It is the main cellular antioxidant molecule. It protects from ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species) and regenerate other antioxidant molecules.

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Vitamin B2

Riboflavin, also known as Vitamin B2, is an hydrophilic vitamin, necessary for normal skin tropism. It is FAD and FMN precursor, so it is involved in huge number of metabolic reaction, as the activation of other vitamins. It helps removing ROS due to cutaneous oxidative stress and it can accelerate cell growth and regeneration. The deficiency generates a functional alteration of the skin with a fine-grained and greasy skin.

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Lifting agent: GABA (aminobutyric acid)

Gamma-aminobutyric acid is a non essential amino acid and the chief inhibitory neurotransmitter in the mammalian central nervous system. It promotes collagen synthesis thanks to inhibition of cutaneous Metalloproteinases (MMPs), cutaneous proteins degradation enzymes. The GABA effect is cutaneous tissue distension thanks to nerve relaxation and consequent relaxation of the muscles responsible of wrinkling. The result is an effective anti-wrinkle action.