Fusion Meso Cleansers, Lotions and Peels

Fusion Meso cleansers, lotions and peels

An effective skincare routine begins with suitable cleansing. Sebum, perspiration, make-up, sunscreen and pollution accumulate on the skin throughout the day. An appropriate cleanser removes these residues without unnecessarily disrupting the skin barrier.

A lotion can then hydrate the skin and prepare it for serum and moisturiser. A peel or exfoliating cleanser removes accumulated dead skin cells and should be used less frequently than a regular cleanser.

What is the difference between a cleanser, lotion and peel?

Cleanser

A cleanser removes dirt, sebum, make-up and sunscreen. A gentle cleanser can be used every morning and evening.

Lotion

A lotion is applied after cleansing. It hydrates and prepares the skin for serums and moisturisers. It does not replace a cleanser.

Peel

A peel removes dead skin cells and helps refine rough, dull or uneven texture. Depending on its strength, it may be used several times a week or exclusively during a professional treatment.

Which Fusion Meso products belong in this category?

Fusion Meso Deep Cleanser

A daily facial cleanser for removing make-up, sebum, dirt and sunscreen. Deep Cleanser is suitable as the first step of the morning and evening routine.

Directions:

1. Apply to damp skin.
2. Massage gently over the face and neck.
3. Avoid vigorous rubbing and the immediate eye area.
4. Remove with lukewarm water.
5. Gently pat the skin dry.

A double cleanse may be required at night when wearing heavy make-up or water-resistant sunscreen.

Fusion Meso Essential Lotion

A lightweight, fragrance-free lotion containing hyaluronic acid and glycerin. It hydrates without leaving a heavy or greasy layer and suits a variety of skin types, including combination, oily and blemish-prone skin.

Use it after cleansing and before serum or moisturiser. Apply a small amount with the hands and gently press or massage it into the skin.

Essential Lotion may be personalised with certain Fusion Meso solutions according to the official product directions. Only use a suitable formula in the recommended quantity, preferably following professional advice. Do not randomly mix serums or sterile professional ampoules into the lotion.

Fusion Meso Vitamin C Micro-Water

A vitamin C facial water for dull, tired and uneven-looking skin. It is applied after cleansing and before serum and moisturiser.

Use Vitamin C Micro-Water preferably in the morning and finish with SPF 50. Begin on alternate days if the skin is sensitive or if other active products are being used.

Fusion Meso Glycolic B3 Foam

An exfoliating cleansing foam containing glycolic acid and niacinamide. Glycolic acid helps remove accumulated dead skin cells, while niacinamide supports the skin barrier and a more even-looking complexion.

Suitable for:

• Dull or rough skin.
• Uneven texture.
• Visible pores and blemishes.
• Pigmentation and marks left by spots.
• Normal, combination or oily skin that tolerates acids well.

Although this is a cleansing product, it contains an exfoliating acid. Begin with two or three evenings per week. Daily use is only suitable when the skin tolerates it comfortably and the product directions support this frequency.

Which cleanser suits your skin?

• Dry or sensitive skin: primarily use Deep Cleanser and Essential Lotion.
• Dehydrated skin: combine Deep Cleanser and Essential Lotion with a hydrating serum.
• Dull skin: add Vitamin C Micro-Water and controlled exfoliation.
• Oily or blemish-prone skin: use Glycolic B3 Foam several times a week and hydrate afterwards.
• Pigmentation: combine gentle exfoliation with a targeted serum and daily SPF 50.
• Post-treatment skin: use only gentle cleansing and follow professional aftercare advice.

Morning routine

1. Deep Cleanser.
2. Essential Lotion or Vitamin C Micro-Water.
3. A suitable serum.
4. Eye care.
5. Moisturiser.
6. Meso Shield SPF 50.

Evening routine without exfoliation

1. Remove make-up and sunscreen.
2. Cleanse with Deep Cleanser.
3. Apply Essential Lotion.
4. Use a suitable serum.
5. Finish with a moisturiser or Repair Cream.

Evening routine with exfoliation

1. Use either Glycolic B3 Foam or Hyaluronic Peel.
2. Follow with a simple hydrating serum.
3. Finish with Hyaluronic Moisturizer, Ceramid Moisturizer or Repair Cream.
4. Always apply SPF 50 the following morning.

Which products combine well?

• Deep Cleanser with Essential Lotion.
• Essential Lotion with Hyaluronic Drops.
• Essential Lotion with Hyaluronic Moisturizer.
• Vitamin C Micro-Water with moisturiser and Meso Shield SPF 50.
• Glycolic B3 Foam with a simple hydrating serum.
• A peel with Ceramid Moisturizer or Repair Cream as aftercare.

Which combinations require extra care?

Preferably avoid using the following on the same evening:

• Glycolic B3 Foam with Hyaluronic Peel.
• Glycolic B3 Foam with another strong peel.
• A peel with retinol.
• A peel with several exfoliating acids.
• Glycolic B3 Foam immediately after microneedling, nanopen or a professional peel.
• An exfoliating cleanser on red, damaged or flaky skin.

Use vitamin C cautiously when the skin is already irritated by acids. Layering several active products can cause redness, dryness and burning.

How often should you exfoliate?

Begin with one or two exfoliating sessions per week. Oily and resilient skin may gradually increase the frequency, while dry or sensitive skin should exfoliate less often.

Signs of over-exfoliation include:

• Burning or tightness.
• Redness and sensitivity.
• Flaking or dry patches.
• Unusually shiny but fragile-looking skin.
• A sudden increase in blemishes.

If these signs develop, pause all peels and acids. Use a gentle cleanser, hydrating serum, restorative moisturiser and SPF 50.

Important usage tips

• Cleanse no more than twice daily.
• Use lukewarm rather than hot water.
• Do not scrub or rub the skin aggressively.
• Avoid the eyelids with Glycolic B3 Foam and peels.
• Preferably use peels in the evening.
• Apply sunscreen every morning.
• Always follow professional aftercare instructions following a treatment.