Prep Peel Gel

Aqua (Water), Alcohol Denat., Glycerin, Lactic Acid, Polysorbate 20, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Hydroxide, Cymbopogon Flexuosus (Lemongrass) Oil, Citral, Citric Acid, Sodium Lactate, Sodium PCA, Ethylhexylglycerin, Malic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Geraniol, Pyruvic Acid, Tartaric Acid, Limonene, Linalool, Isoeugenol.

Processing time: Massage into the skin for 15-30 seconds. Remove using Pro Cleanser and a cotton pad. 

Combine the Prep Pel Gel with our Pro Cleanser or Foam Cleanser to clean the brows thoroughly before treatments like Brow Henna, Brow Dye & Brow Lamination.

1. What is the main purpose of the Prep Peel Gel?
The Supercilium Prep Peel Gel is a professional-grade exfoliating prep step designed to clear away dead skin cells, dry flakes, and deep-seated impurities around the brow area. By gently resurfacing the skin, it exposes a fresh, smooth canvas, ensuring your brow henna or liquid hybrid dye can anchor directly to healthy skin cells rather than loose flakes that will shed prematurely.

2. Why is mechanical exfoliation essential before a tinting service?
Without exfoliation, pigments often bind to dead skin cells on the surface. When those dead cells naturally shed over the next 24 to 48 hours, the tint goes with them, causing a patchy, short-lived skin stain. The Prep Peel Gel removes this barrier completely, allowing the dye to penetrate evenly and lock deep into the skin layers for maximum, uniform color retention.

3. Is the Prep Peel Gel safe to use immediately before Brow Lamination?
No, it is not recommended. Because a Brow Lamination treatment relies on chemical solutions that temporarily alter the skin's sensitivity, you should skip mechanical exfoliation directly before a lift to avoid skin irritation or redness. For lamination services, stick strictly to our alcohol-infused Pro Cleanser to degrease the hair. Save the Prep Peel Gel for your standalone Hybrid Dye, Tinting, or Brow Henna treatments where a flawless skin stain is the primary goal.

4. How do I apply the Prep Peel Gel during a treatment?
The process is incredibly simple and takes less than a minute. Apply a pea-sized drop of the gel to the brows, then use a microbrush or your fingertips to massage it gently into the skin using circular motions. Wipe the product away completely with a damp cotton pad. Follow up immediately with our Pro Cleanser to strip away any remaining residue or oil, leaving the skin perfectly prepped.

5. How does this product maximize a salon's profit margins?
A little goes a long way. Because you only need a tiny drop per service, one bottle of Prep Peel Gel delivers hundreds of treatments, costing mere fractions of a dollar per client. By extending your client's skin stain retention up to the full 11 days, it drastically elevates customer satisfaction, protects your reputation for high-quality work, and eliminates costly, unpaid touch-up appointments.

6. Can it be used on clients with sensitive skin?
Yes, our formula is designed to be gentle yet highly effective. However, you should always adjust your physical pressure based on the client's skin type. For sensitive skin, use a very light touch and a shorter massage time. Avoid using the product on clients with open wounds, active acne flare-ups, or ultra-thin skin from recent chemical peels or retinol use.