At Home 'Tom', Optimizes Oil-Moisture Balance 'T-Peel Program' Released

[Financial News] Aesthetic brand 'Tom(THOME)' operated by At Home announced on the 28th that it will release the 'T-Peel Program' to optimize the oil-moisture balance of the skin during the summer and address the root causes of troubles.
In the hot and humid summer, sweat and sebum are excessively secreted, and waste and dust easily accumulate in the pores. This can lead to enlarged pores and troubles, causing various skin problems. Neglecting skin care in the summer can accelerate skin aging, so care is necessary.
This T-Peel Program is a peeling program for oily skin conducted in dermatology or aesthetics, implemented as a home skincare product. It involves four steps: △Cleansing △Peeling △Moisture Supply △Cooling, each product providing a synergistic effect to help restore the skin's natural rhythm.
In particular, this product contains self-developed 'PantoCure' (a complex of Houttuynia Cordata Extract and Pantothenic Acid), 'Houttuynia Cordata Extract Water' obtained through Low Temperature Vacuum Extract method, and 'AC ZERO', a blend of seven plant extracts effective for trouble care.
The usage is simple, once a week for 25 minutes. First, tidy up oily and rough skin with the salicylic acid (BHA) ingredient 'Deep Bubble Pack Cleanser' and the complex acid ingredient 'Trouble Peeling Liquid'. Then, quickly supply moisture to the skin with the 'Skin Balancing Serum'.
Finally, attaching the 'Cryo Care Mask' completes the four-step home care. The two-layer Aqua Algae Matrix, which solidifies the soothing ingredients, and the moisture-providing Moisture Sheet lower the skin temperature by up to 7 degrees.
Additionally, along with the T-Peel Program, two types of patches, Spot Target Patch and Spot Repairing Patch, which are attached to troubled areas, were also introduced. These products apply a special fabric that absorbs waste and sebum lumps.
An At Home representative said, "The T-Peel Program and the two types of spot patches are products that can care for skin troubles caused by excessive sebum secretion and lack of moisture in the summer," adding, "They have passed the suitability test for acne-prone skin, so those with trouble-prone and sensitive skin can also use them."

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