The role of skin exfoliation is effective exfoliation to help skin care products absorb

Why does your skin need to be exfoliated occasionally? Many friends don’t know what the specific effect of exfoliation is. It doesn’t matter. Let’s take a look at the effects of skin exfoliation with me.

Introduction to the role of skin exfoliation

Many girls have had this experience: at some point, no matter what skin care products they buy, no matter how expensive or good they are, it is useless because the skin just doesn’t absorb them. No matter how much they apply or how long they apply, it is all in vain. Many girls therefore wonder if the good reviews of skin care products are fake. In fact, it is not the skin care products' fault, but you should exfoliate. If you don't remove the dead skin cells on the surface of the skin, no matter how good or expensive the skin care products you use are, they will be useless. Because although the stratum corneum has the function of protecting the skin and locking in moisture, the thick layer of dead skin cells makes it impossible for the skin to absorb the nutrients of skin care products. There is a "wall" between the face and skin care products. Isn't it a waste if the skin care products are not absorbed?

When does the skin need exfoliation?

When your skin looks rough and dull, or you feel that your skin care products cannot be absorbed, you often rub your face with mud and oil, or your face peels when you put on makeup (it may also be due to dehydration of the skin), then you need to exfoliate.

What is the best frequency for exfoliation?

The human body's metabolic cycle is 28 days, you can follow this cycle. If your skin's T-zone is noticeably darker than your cheeks and it is not dry skin, then it is recommended that you exfoliate once every one to two weeks. If your skin is dry, it is recommended to exfoliate once every 15 to 20 days, and pay attention to hydrating and moisturizing after exfoliation. If there are red blood streaks on your cheeks, you should not exfoliate frequently. You can exfoliate your T-zone once every two weeks at most.

What should I pay attention to when exfoliating?

1. If your skin is damaged, inflamed, or sensitive, it is best not to exfoliate.

2. Please test the sensitivity of fruit acid and salicylic acid products on the inside of your wrist first, and use them only if no allergic reaction occurs after 24 hours.

3. For dry and sensitive skin, use keratinase products and avoid acids.

4. Avoid using exfoliating products with large particles or rough scrubs on any skin type.

5. Do not exfoliate when your skin is in any unstable state.