Exfoliatation Explained:

Why Your Skin Needs a Fresh Start

Exfoliation is the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of the skin. This can be done through physical methods, like scrubs or brushes, or chemical methods, such as acids or enzymes. The goal of exfoliation is to promote smoother, brighter skin by clearing away the buildup of dead cells that can clog pores and dull the complexion.

There are two main types of exfoliation: mechanical or physical (using scrubs or brushes) and chemical (using acids or enzymes). Mechanical exfoliation mechanically removes dead skin. Chemical exfoliation chemically removes the dead skin. The key is to find the balance of both that your skin needs. 

Things to consider in finding the balance that your skin needs are your skin type, your skin concern, what type of mechanical exfoliation you have, and which type of chemical exfoliation you have. A skincare expert can lead you in the right direction to create your balance.

Regular exfoliation is suggested to have smooth, healthy, even-toned skin!