How to remove dead skin cells from your face?
When dead skin doesn't come off, it can leave your complexion looking dull and rough. If you want to avoid this skin problem, it's time to understand the basics of exfoliation. Follow our quick tips to get rid of dead skin on your face.
What causes dead skin cell buildup?
Before we get into how to get rid of dead skin, it’s necessary to review what creates this annoying buildup. There are a few reasons why dead skin on your face can become a concern, just like there are many other skin care issues. While dead skin cells are natural and necessary for your skin to renew itself, they can build up over time, ruining your appearance. Not exfoliating your face is the main cause of this buildup. Exfoliating regularly helps remove dead skin cells. To keep your skin healthy, you will need to learn how to exfoliate. Other factors that contribute to the buildup of dead skin cells include aging (skin cell regeneration decreases with age), dry skin, and environmental conditions. Now we're going to get to the part of the discussion that probably interests you the most: how to get rid of dead skin on your face. To get healthier, brighter-looking skin, use the three recommendations below.Tip 1: Choose a facial scrub that suits your skin
Take matters into your own hands with a facial scrub if dead skin cells are bothering you. Try using IOMA Gentle Exfoliating Emulsion . It’s a deep-cleansing facial scrub that frees skin from impurities and restores radiance and softness. Its exfoliating particles remove dead skin cells that dull the complexion.
Another favorite way to remove dead skin cells is with a soft peeling oil! A great way to get the benefits of a light peel; while exfoliating, this formula uses gentle exfoliants to dissolve dead skin. If your skin is dry, sensitive, or acne-prone, the Soft Peel is a great choice.
Upon application, the texture of the balm melts into the skin to lift dead cells, then it transforms into a thin layer that melts the oil and lets it rest to eliminate dead cells, impurities and pollution particles. Its grain-free texture respects your delicate skin. After use, your skin is softer and brighter, your skin appears fresh and radiant. The face lights up with a new radiance.
Tip 2: Look for a face mask
It’s surprising what a good face mask can do for your skin concerns. Since dead skin cells can build up on your face every day, the smart move is to add extra care to your routine. The IOMA Absorbing Mask works wonders. This mask purifies and reveals the radiance of your complexion. It absorbs excess sebum and impurities without drying out the epidermis. Oily skin is mattified and supple. The complexion is fresh and luminous.
Apply IOMA Absorbent Mask 1 to 2 times a week to the entire face, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 10 minutes then rinse with clean water.
Tip 3: Don’t forget to hydrate
It’s generally best to use a moisturizer right after you’ve thoroughly exfoliated your skin to seal in moisture. The Hydra range is one of our favorites because it provides lightweight hydration that lasts all day. To complete your skincare routine, try the Youth Hydration Cream , a lightweight moisturizer with a comfortable texture that absorbs quickly into the skin for daily use on the entire face and neck, restoring softness and radiance to your skin. Your skin will be ideally hydrated, visibly nourished, and softer.
Now that you know the different tricks to remove dead skin cells, it is obvious that beautiful and flawless skin does not appear overnight. Choosing the best facial exfoliator for your skincare routine is an essential part of maintaining healthier and more radiant skin.
