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Deep Exfoliation At Home: Why You Shouldn't Skip It

Deep Exfoliation At Home: Why You Shouldn't Skip It

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Our skin is an amazing structure that works in protecting us from external harm. It’s capable of self-regulation, in that it can maintain balance like in its water content and stress. It’s also capable of self renewal through a process called desquamation, which is crucial to maintain the skin’s integrity. 

But even with all these functions, it’s still important to take care of your skin as you do with all your other body parts. One way to do so is to follow a skincare routine, which should include exfoliation via different approaches like using a deep exfoliating glove

Since this process mimics the body’s natural ability to remove dead skin cells and other impurities, think of it as a way for you to assist your skin in recovering and revealing newer skin for that youthful glow.

In this article, we’ll explain why deep exfoliation is one of the most crucial skincare steps you shouldn’t miss and provide some tips on doing it properly for optimal results.

Why You Shouldn’t Skip Deep Exfoliation

You shouldn’t skip deep exfoliation precisely because it is good for the skin. With several factors contributing to impairments in natural skin renewal or desquamation, such as age or stress, adding deep exfoliation to your skincare routine provides a boost in your skin’s natural physiological functions. 

Here are some specific benefits of deep exfoliation:

  • Enhanced efficacy of other skincare products: Deep exfoliation can help get rid of dead skin cells or sebum that may have piled up on the surface. This can then allow your other skincare products to penetrate more deeply into your skin, enhancing their effectiveness.
  • Improved skin tone and texture: Regular deep exfoliation can help remove dark spots, even out skin tone, minimize pores and acne scars, and recover dull skin.

Enjoying these benefits to the fullest relies on consistency in following your new skincare routine. We also recommend using the Dermasuri deep exfoliating gloves for face and body, back scrubber, and the Dermasuri foot scrub set for a head-to-toe spa-like experience for a deep exfoliation at home.

How You Should Exfoliate Based On Your Skin Type

One good practice before committing to adding exfoliation to your skincare routine is choosing the best way of exfoliation based on your skin type and sticking with it if it works well for you. Here are our typical recommendations based on your skin type:

  • Dry skin: Go for chemical exfoliants like glycolic acid or AHA/BHA, which could slough off dead skin cells sitting on the surface while also unclogging your pores.
  • Oily skin: Physical exfoliants like a mitt exfoliator can be your best friend if you have oily skin, so you could remove any potential buildup of oil on the surface of your skin. We recommend the Dermasuri deep exfoliating mitt for this.
  • Combination skin: If you have both dry and greasy areas, you should find ways to slough off flaky areas while unclogging pores in your oilier areas. Try gentle chemical exfoliants like glycolic acid, which can target both flakiness and pore buildup. Or alternate between physical and chemical exfoliants to target each area separately.
  • Sensitive skin: Those with sensitive skin are more prone to irritation, so if you have one, you should always choose the gentler option regardless if you’re choosing a mechanical or chemical exfoliant. Make sure to also exfoliate less frequently or just as much your skin can tolerate.

How Much Exfoliation is Too Much?

It’s typically recommended that we exfoliate 1 or 2 times a week. However, frequency (i.e., knowing whether you’re already over-exfoliating) can still vary depending on the type of exfoliant that you’re using or your skin type. 

Always be gentle with your skin—understand that the harsher your exfoliant is, the less frequent you should exfoliate. Those with dry and sensitive skin types should also exfoliate less frequently to avoid stinging or redness.

Experience More Radiant Skin With Dermasuri

Clearly, deep exfoliation is good for your skin, so it’s one skincare step that you shouldn’t skip, whether you prefer doing it at home or via professional treatments. However, remember also to not overdo it and always be gentle with your skin. 

Allow your face to take a break or rest if it’s irritated because of exfoliating, and always remember to moisturize, to soothe some irritation or to ensure that your skin retains proper hydration even after exfoliation. 

At Dermasuri, we offer high-quality products that can help you make the most of the benefits of exfoliation safely and with less irritation. Our carefully crafted products, like our lip scrub and mitt exfoliator for face and body, help you achieve your beauty goals. Browse through our shop to learn more about our products.

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