Looks like sounds terrible, rub the skin to remove dead skin cells. However, exfoliation is an important step in caring for your skin.
Exfoliation has many benefits, such as maintaining clean pores, improve skin texture, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and prevent acne.
There are many ways to do the peeling, the loofah, scrubs, and masks sold in the market. And if you want to use chemical means, consult with your dermatologist.
For normal skin, you can exfoliate three times a week. But if you have sensitive skin, oily, or dry, you should limit the exfoliation. Just once a week. And to obtain maximum results, consult with your dermatologist about skin type and the appropriate way to exfoliate your skin. Below are some ways to peel that you can choose to treat your skin.
Loofah
Natural sponge, dry and fibrous makes a wonderful tool for exfoliation. Dampen with warm water and soap, then rub gently with circular motions. Loofah generally too itchy to use on your face, use carefully and gently and not too long.
Scrub
There are tons of options for body and facial peels containing materials, such as oatmeal, cornmeal, sugar, salt, coffee, almonds, and microbeads, together with the moisturizing and toning / detoxifying ingredients. Depending on your preferences and your budget, find a product that you like at your local pharmacy or department store.
Homemade Scrub
Create and do yourself to exfoliate naturally. Make your own scrub by combining moisturizing and toning / detoxification of ingredients such as yogurt, honey, olive oil, avocados, strawberries, oranges, spices and essential oils.
Microdermabrasion
It’s kind of sandpaper to your skin. During this painless procedure, a dermatologist or a licensed esthetician uses a handheld device that simultaneously spraying fine crystals onto the skin and suck back.
Chemical Exfoliants
Chemical exfoliants such as alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) and beta hydroxy acid (BHA) is more effective than the natural exfoliation because they change the pattern of cell growth and can help increase collagen production. A good first step: Try it at home chemical peels that remove surface cells are dead. Always consult with your dermatologist before trying to peel yourself, and get recommendations for your skin type. Retin-A is a popular choice among dermatologists, because it is effective to remove the blockage the pores and peeling off dead skin cells around the pimple. Retin-A is generally applied once or twice a day (remember to be extra careful about sun protection if you are using Retin-A as part of your skin care routine).
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