Concentrations that work
Not ‘traces’ at the end of the INCI list: for peels, meso serums and key products, the concentrations are stated openly.
Pelart Laboratory · Laboratory
Formulas are developed by Pelart Laboratory’s specialists; key raw materials come from Merck, BASF and Sigma-Aldrich; production is in Ukraine.
Each cluster of dots is one product, set at its own pH: acid peels on the left, alkaline products on the right. A product’s place on the scale is the reference pH set by the laboratory.
Reference pH values — data from Pelart Laboratory
Concentrations stated openly, a balance of actives and the technologies behind them — shown through examples from Pelart Laboratory lines.
Not ‘traces’ at the end of the INCI list: for peels, meso serums and key products, the concentrations are stated openly.
This is how the 2026 catalogue describes the Inula formulas: a potential risk — and the solution that offsets it.
The product page carries a mark from the quality control department: the number of the batch now on sale and the date it was checked.
How to read a batch number
The batch number is the date of manufacture in DDMMYY format. The packaging says so in as many words: ‘The date of manufacture corresponds to the batch number’.
In the product profile, pH and viscosity are marked ‘Data from Pelart Laboratory’ — these are the laboratory’s reference values.
How the mark appears on a product page · example
You’ll find the laboratory’s pH and viscosity values in the product profile.