Need A Radiant and Acne-Prone Skin - How to Exfoliate It the Right Way

From loading up on antioxidants to investing money in laser skin resurfacing, there is a number of ways to get soft, glowing and healthy skin that we all want. Among the best ways to improve skin’s texture and tone, exfoliation is something that anyone can do right at home. Though this skin care technique is crucial for all skin types but might be the most misunderstood one. It thereby becomes necessary to understand what exactly this technique does, how to do it and which type of exfoliator is best for which skin type.

What does exfoliating do?

In very simple terms this is the process of removing dead and dull skin cells either physically or chemically. Exfoliating aids in speeding up the process of skin and helps it to behave younger. Without proper exfoliation process, dead skin cells usually get trapped on the skin’s surface and begin to build up. This, in turn, leads to rough skin texture, clogged pores, dark spots, more pronounced wrinkles, dryness etc. making the skin look dull.

What Skin Care Problems Can Be Cured by Exfoliation?

Clogged pores and blemished skin – When the skin produces much oil and dead skin cells do not slough away quickly; it results in clogged pores which in turn causes blemished skin. Exfoliating the skin once in a week is a great way to improve the complexion and to diminish the appearance of blemishes.

Dry skin – Especially in the winter season, the skin becomes drier and people usually apply heavier creams on it to compensate that dryness. Instead of doing this, taking home beauty services by professionals will help you the best in getting rid of dry skin cells. Exfoliation done by beauty expert ensures that all dead cells are swept away, thus revealing smoother, brighter, and a more refined skin.

Hyper-pigmentation – Women usually face hyper-pigmentation issues due to pregnancy, hormonal changes and with the growing age. These spots tend to become darker with the time. Exfoliation here proves to be beneficial by breaking up the pigmented cells thus, allowing the spots to fade. In addition to this exfoliation process, when combined with a skin lightening agent such as Vitamin C, will further help in accelerating the fading process.

Rough Skin and wrinkles – With the growing age, skin’s natural exfoliation process slows down resulting in an accumulation of dry skin cells. Exfoliation carried out either physically or chemically makes the fine lines and wrinkles look less visible thereby making the skin look more radiant.

Having two broad categories to explore; the process of exfoliation mainly depends on the area of focus. Following a proper routine of exfoliation will surely make your skin looking, and feeling softer than ever before.

About the Author:

This article is written by Merlyn Alcontin who is associated with Sweet Violet Beauty Salon LLC. It is one of the leading home services salon providers exclusively for women in the entire UAE. Our professionals are TESDA certified that works hand in hand to ensure every customer being serviced with a comfortable home spa experience.