Patch
Testing Guide
What is a patch test?
A patch test involves applying a small amount of product to a specific area to determine if your skin is sensitive to it. You should do this test before adding a new product to your skincare routine.
Leave On Products
Serum, Moisturizer, Sunscreen, Underarm Serum Spray, Undereye Gel, Bum Cream, Neck Knee Elbow Cream, Lip Mask, Sunstick, Acne Patch
- 1.
Clean your upper forearm area & apply a small amount of product (1-2 drops for serums)
- 2.
Keep the area dry. After 24 hours, rinse it off & pat your skin dry
- 3.
Keep the area dry. After 24 hours, rinse it off & pat your skin dry
- 4.
Check for redness, irritation & burning sensation
Rinse Off Products
Face Wash, Lip Scrub , Body Wash
- 1.
Clean your upper forearm area & spread a small amount of the product
- 2.
After 2 minutes, rinse it off & pat your skin dry
- 3.
Check for redness, irritation & burning sensation
- 4.
Repeat this for 2-3 days. If you observe any negative reactions, do not use the product
Patch test for Peeling Solutions
Pomegranate Peeling Potion
- 1.
Clean your upper forearm area & apply 2-3 drops on it
- 2.
Leave it on for 10 minutes, then rinse it off & pat your skin dry
- 3.
Check for redness, irritation & burning sensation within 24 hours of the patch test
- 4.
Repeat this for 2-3 days. If you observe any negative reactions, do not use the product
