Glyconex (Glycolic) Enhanced Peel Kit

SENSORA LIMITED

£50

Glycolic Acid Peel with PHA Sensora Glyconex Professional Peel Kit consists of 4 complementary products and offers beauticians and therapists a safe, non-irritating, chemical peel system for their clients. Phase 1 Pre-peel Primer Any oil on the surface of the complexion can retard the performance of a water based chemical peel by creating a barrier between the peel solution and the skin. The primer gently de-greases the complexion to maximise the performance of the peel. Phase 2 Glyconex (Glycolic) Chemical Peel A blend of alpha-hydroxy acid (glycolic) and poly-hydroxy acids (lactobionic acid

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Registered at Companies House as SENSORA LIMITED, number 08909141. Checked 2026-08-29.
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