Claze Gel 60 ml

Claze Gel is a dermatological (for skin use) product indicated for facial rejuvenation, periorbital hyperpigmentation (dark circles under the eyes), and lip lightening. It also aids in skin renewal and moisturization.

• Arginine rejuvenates and moisturizes the skin.
• Lactic acid promotes the synthesis of ceramide (skin lipids) and improves the skin barrier function. It further increases the natural hyaluronic acid content in the skin, thus improving skin moisture.
• Dimethylaminoethanol improves skin firmness with possible improvement in the underlying facial muscle tone.
• Kojic acid is a natural skin-brightening agent that lightens the skin and treats sun damage, scars, and age spots. It also has antioxidant, antimicrobial and exfoliant properties.
• Arbutin promotes even skin colour, improves texture and provides a brighter skin tone.
• Citric acid is a powerful skin brightener. It also exfoliates the skin.
• Allantoin helps hydrate your skin and keeps it soft and supple. It is also an anti-irritant.
• Aloe barbadensis (Aloe vera) has moisturizing, wound-healing and anti-inflammatory properties.

Clean and remove the makeup with a degreasing lotion. Protect the areas around the eyes, mouth and nose by applying petroleum jelly. Using a cotton bud/gauze/brush, apply the peel quickly (approximately 20–30 seconds) to the affected areas/face. 

Treat areas in the following order: forehead, right cheek, nose, left cheek and chin. Apply feathering strokes at the edges to blend with the surrounding skin and prevent demarcation lines. Remove the peel with water after 5–10 minutes. Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Side effects

• Stinging sensation 
• Slight flushing of the skin

Let your doctor know if you use other skin products before using this peel. Remove the peel immediately with plenty of water if hotspots or erythema appear. A patch test is advised for patients with a history of allergy or skin sensitivity. Chemical peeling with Claze Gel is contraindicated in patients with active viral, bacterial, or fungal infections, unrealistic patient expectations, who are on photosensitizing drugs or patients who have undergone resurfacing procedures or any cutaneous surgeries (in the area to be treated) in the last 6-12 months.