Better Together: The CO2Lift® Bundles

CO2Lift® stands out by delivering carboxytherapy, infusing carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the skin through a gel mask instead of injections. This triggers the body’s natural response to increase oxygenation, boost blood flow, and stimulate collagen and elastin production. The result: lifted, hydrated, brightened skin with no pain or downtime, unlike many traditional treatments.

Additional benefits include:

• Up to 117% hydration boost in just one session.
• Safe for sensitive areas (like eyelids).
• Supportive of post-procedure healing by reducing inflammation and accelerating recovery.

Yes! The mask is:

• Non-invasive and painless, making it suitable even for delicate or thin skin areas like eyelids.
• Frequently used after procedures like lasers, peels, or microneedling to calm redness, reduce inflammation, and encourage faster healing.

A typical at-home routine looks like:

1. Mix the two provided gel packets thoroughly in a clean bowl.
2. Apply evenly to the desired areas (face, neck, body, or intimate areas for CO2Lift® V).
3. Leave on for around 45 minutes, or in some versions, overnight.
4. Rinse gently and pat dry.
5. Repeat daily for 5 days for optimal results; thereafter, maintain monthly.

For facial use, focus application on areas like eyelids, neck, hands, etc., and peel off after roughly 45 minutes.

• Shelf life: Indefinite, but once opened, you should use the product immediately.
• Storage instructions: Store in a cool, dry place between 41–77 °F (5–25 °C).
• For safety: keep out of reach of children, and use only as directed.

For beginners, the ideal starter product is the single retail pack of the CO2Lift® Carboxy Gel Treatment. It offers:

• The core experience of the brand (lift, hydration, brightening).
• Convenient packaging without subscription commitment.

Alternatively, customers may explore the CO2Lift® Carboxy Mousse Moisturizer for a daily, lightweight hydrating option. It offers its own carboxy-technology benefits and is formulated for everyday use, though it isn’t meant for post-operative use.