iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection
iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection is iS Clinical's three-step aftercare kit for skin that has just had a professional peel or resurfacing procedure: a gentle cleanse, a barrier-rich recovery balm and a hydrating broad-spectrum SPF 30, all formulated with pharmaceutical-grade botanical ingredients that work synergistically with the skin. It is the post-peel skincare kit designed to keep freshly resurfaced skin clean, comfortable and protected while it settles.
The collection includes Cleansing Complex (60ml), a clear, lightweight gel that cleanses the surface and pores without stripping natural oils and is gentle enough for sensitive, pre- and post-procedure skin; Sheald Recovery Balm (60g), a moisture-rich formula with ceramides, hyaluronic acid, glycerin and vitamin E that provides an antioxidant-rich protective barrier and softens and hydrates dry, sensitive or compromised skin; and Extreme Protect SPF 30 (100g), a daily broad-spectrum UVA/UVB sunscreen with microfine zinc oxide, Extremozyme technology and olive leaf that hydrates while it protects. Each product in iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection provides antioxidant protection, helps calm the look of redness and shields the skin, so the results of your procedure are supported rather than undone.
Visible Results Users Love
- Calmer, more comfortable skin in the days after a peel
- Softened, hydrated skin instead of tightness and dryness
- A visibly less flushed, more even-looking complexion as skin settles
- Daily UVA/UVB protection for skin that is temporarily more sun-sensitive
- Antioxidant support that helps protect the results of your procedure
Why This Beats Piecing Together Your Own Post-Peel Routine
- Curated by the brand - iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection was assembled by iS Clinical specifically for post-peel skin, so nothing in it will fight your results
- Sheald Recovery Balm is listed by iS Clinical for post-procedure skin, including after ablative and non-ablative lasers, not just as a rich moisturiser
- Extreme Protect SPF 30 adds Extremozymes, clinically shown to help protect skin from environmental stressors, to its sun protection
- Cleansing Complex is gentle enough for sensitive skin yet removes the day properly
- Free from parabens, phthalates and sulphates, and never tested on animals, as iS Clinical states for every formulation
Best For
- Skin after a professional peel, as directed by your practitioner
- Post-procedure skin following resurfacing or laser, once your practitioner says to begin
- Dry, tight, sensitised skin that needs barrier support
- Anyone who wants an aftercare routine that is already worked out
- Sensitive skin that needs a gentle daily SPF 30
Choose iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection when you have a peel or resurfacing booked and want the aftercare sorted in advance; for everyday calming care without a procedure, the iS Clinical Pure Calm Collection is the alternative.
Becci is a registered aesthetics nurse who has spent more than two decades in specialist skincare and medical aesthetics, much of it performing peels and advising on the aftercare that decides how good the result looks. Clients value her honesty about what is essential and what is not, and iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection is the kit she recommends because it is exactly what she would send someone home with: a gentle cleanser, a barrier balm she trusts on freshly peeled skin and a sunscreen that will actually be worn.
Size:
- Cleansing Complex - 60ml
- Sheald Recovery Balm - 60g
- Extreme Protect SPF 30 - 100g
FAQS
What is in the iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection and in what order do I use it?
How long should I use the Post-Peel Collection after my peel?
Is the Post-Peel Collection the same as the iS Clinical Post Peel Kit?
Can I use it if I have not had a peel?
Is Extreme Protect SPF 30 a mineral sunscreen?
Does the kit contain fragrance?
Does Sheald Recovery Balm contain retinol?
Can I use my Active Serum or retinol while using the Post-Peel Collection?
Can I use the iS Clinical Post-Peel Collection during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?