Exfoliation & Skin Care

What is Exfoliation?

Exfoliate means to remove the surface in layers, flakes or scales, therefore, Exfoliation of the skin removes dead skin cells from the surface of your skin.

Why Exfoliate?

Once dead skin cells are removed with an exfoliator, new ones are free to take their space. Exfoliating is an easy process that only adds a few minutes to your regular skin care regimen. The result is fresh, youthful looking skin that is smooth and soft to the touch.

Where Should I Exfoliate?

Exfoliators are made for facial skin care & body care. Facial exfoliators are made to remove dead skin cells from your face and neck area, while body exfoliators help smooth skin on legs, knees, elbows and other trouble spots.

Exfoliation & Anti-Aging

As you age, the process of new skin cell regeneration slows down, leaving skin with a lackluster appearance. Exfoliating removes the dead skin cells and encourgages new skin cells to form. The result? Weekly skin exfoliation rejuvenates skin and can help minimize blotchiness & age spots.

Exfoliation & Dry Skin

Dry skin often appears flaky & scaly. Exfoliation removes the flakes and prepares the skin for better absorbtion of moisture. The skin soaks in face or body moisturizers and creams much better after exfoliating. The result? Excellent skin care and Healthy, hydrated skin.

Exfoliation & Oily Skin

Oily skin has excess sebum (oil), which causes clogged pours. Clogged pours then turn into blackheads, and pimples. Exfoliating clears clogged pours and removes the excess oil. The result? Weekly exfoliation can reduce clogged pours, and therefore, can help prevent a breakout.

Interested in trying one of our Exfoliators? Click here for Facial Exfoliators or Click here for Body Exfoliators.

How to Exfoliate

After cleansing, apply exfoliator in a circular motion all over skin and neck (avoiding the eyes). Rinse thoroughly. Follow with a facial moisturizer cream for your skin type.

Cautions

We are not doctors, and therefore, we always recommend discussing a product with your dermatoligist before use, especially if you have sensitive skin, a skin condition or are on a presciption medicine that affects your skin. See our disclaimers for more information.