ACID REMOVER (pH 3.1), 15 ML

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Acid Remover is a product designed to delicately and effectively lighten pigment in the skin. It is ideal for removing permanent makeup, microblading and tattoos on all areas of the body.

The formula of the remover provides gentle ejection of the dye from the skin, which allows you to remove pigments of any color and saturation. Thanks to its unique components, the product minimizes the risk of skin damage and provides a comfortable removal process.

Prepare the skin for the bleaching (removal) procedure:

Treat the skin with an alcohol-free antiseptic.

Apply a pre- (application) anesthetic with an anesthetic agent content of more than 5%.

Choose from the following: ICE CREAM / ICE BLUE CREAM/ LTB NUMB/ SKIN RELIEF by AS COMPANY.

Recommended exposure time is 15-20 minutes.

Remove any residual anesthetic.

Excessive thickening of the skin is not conducive to effective use of the remover.

If you do not use anesthesia, it is recommended to moisturize and soften the skin surface with specialized gels and creams, for example: SPECIAL CREAM/ GEL PRO / VASELINE for a more comfortable procedure.

Before use, shake the tube (mix).

Open the cap and squeeze the required volume of remover into a disposable sterile container (pigment cap).

Close the cap tightly to prevent the remover from drying out.

To apply the remover into the skin it is necessary to use apparatus for permanent makeup or tattooing. The procedure is similar to the application of permanent makeup and tattooing with all techniques (spot, linear, stroke, spiral).

Use disposable sterile needles and handpieces or needle module systems (cartridges).

We recommend using AS COMPANY (MICRON) Round Shader needle configurations (3 RL, 3RS, 5 RS) or other adaptive configurations for specific types of work.

Apply a small amount of remover to the microbrush and apply to the area to be removed, then dip the needle into the container of remover, with the machine on, to draw up the product. Repeat each time to refill to avoid “empty needle” operation.

Introduce the remover into the top layer of skin using atraumatic techniques. Remover should only be applied to the pigment sites for further interaction. Perform no more than 2 passes of remover application on the area to be removed to avoid unnecessary traumatization of the skin.

At the end of hardware application, remove the remover residue from the skin surface with a cotton disk slightly moistened with chlorhexidine.

Apply a thin layer of the remover to the entire surface of the skin, wait 3-5 minutes for complete drying.

A slight burning and tingling sensation on the treated area of the skin is possible.

Repeat treatments are not recommended before 45 days.

Care after removal:

It is recommended to apply a special moisturizing cream immediately after the procedure.

Every day after the procedure we recommend applying 2-3 times a day for 7-10 days a thin layer of special absorbing cream enriched with vitamins and oils to maintain skin elasticity and comfortable natural healing process.

The formed “crusts” should not be torn off until the moment of natural departure.

Do not visit saunas, solariums (do not sunbathe), swimming pools and open water bodies, take hot baths (do not steam!), during the entire healing process! Direct contact with water should be avoided for the first 2 days.

After the crusts are gone, it is recommended to use specialized creams and ointments to prevent the formation of scars and scars. SPECIAL CREAM from AS COMPANY (to be used within a month).

Repeat procedures are recommended not earlier than 45 days after the first one, taking into account all individual characteristics of the body.

Absolute contraindications:

Decompensated forms of diabetes mellitus;

severe diseases of internal organs, hepatic and renal failure;

any chronic diseases in the period of exacerbation;

elevated body temperature;

tendency of the skin to the formation of keloid scars;

progressive stage of psoriasis, psoriatic rashes on the face;

severe immunodeficiency conditions, HIV;

hemophilia and other diseases accompanied by decreased blood coagulation;

epilepsy, increased convulsive readiness;

severe mental disorders;

alcohol and drug intoxication.