If the words "chemical peel" make you think twice, you're not alone. The results can be worth it, but the downtime, the sensitivity, and the actual chemistry involved are enough to make a lot of people put it off year after year.
The Cabernet Peel Treatment was formulated as an answer to that hesitation. It's a professional, in-spa treatment built specifically for dehydrated, mature, wrinkled, and sun-damaged skin, designed to deliver the resurfacing benefits people associate with a chemical peel, without the chemical peel itself.
What Makes It Different
At the center of the treatment is the Cabernet Solution, a wine-derived formula rich in antioxidants and polyphenols. Where a traditional chemical peel relies on a single aggressive acid to force skin renewal, the Cabernet Peel layers several gentler, targeted steps, cleansing, degreasing, a brief acid treatment, and the Cabernet layer itself, each calibrated to the individual client's sensitivity in real time. The result is a treatment that can be adjusted mid-session based on how the skin is actually responding, something a standard chemical peel doesn't allow for.
That's also why it's a professional-only treatment. Every step depends on a licensed esthetician reading the skin's response and adjusting accordingly, which is a level of judgment a take-home product can't replicate.
What the Treatment Involves
Without walking through the exact clinical protocol, here's the shape of a typical session:
- Preparation. Skin is cleansed and degreased to remove any barrier that would prevent the treatment from absorbing evenly.
- A brief acid step, applied and fully removed, to prime the skin for what follows.
- The Cabernet Solution itself, applied in layers and monitored closely for comfort throughout.
- A massage step using Rosa-Derm Masque, which helps calm the skin and ease it out of the more active part of the treatment.
- Recovery and repair, closing with Repair Serum with Stem Cells to support the skin immediately after treatment.
The entire process is designed around the client's comfort at every stage, which is part of why it appeals to people who've found traditional peels too intense.
Why Home Care Matters Just as Much
A single treatment can do a lot, but the outcome depends heavily on what happens between appointments. Estheticians who perform the Cabernet Peel typically build a home care routine around it, most often a cleansing bar, Cranberry Nutritional Solution, EGF Select, Repair Serum, an eye treatment, and either Rejuvenation Crème or Brightening Lotion, depending on the client's specific goals.
Think of the in-office treatment as the reset and the home care routine as what keeps that reset from fading. Skipping one undermines the other.
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