The accumulation of dead skin causes the skin to lose its freshness and appear dull. Likewise, it can cause hair problems or facilitate the formation of calluses on the hands, feet or elbows.
Dead skin does not peel off on its own, which is why it builds up gradually. This could cause cosmetic problems and also affect skin health. That is why it is important to remove these superficial layers of the skin with a certain frequency.
The accumulated dead skin generates a thickened appearance and a lack of shine and vitality in the skin. Likewise, it leads to more imperfections and wrinkles being noticed. Problems like acne or ingrown hairs become difficult to treat under these conditions.
The best way to remove dead skin is to do a deep clean on a regular basis. This is achieved with industrial products or specialized aesthetic procedures, but also with homemade measures. These manage to eliminate impurities and a healthier appearance on the skin is accessed.

Dead skin

The cells of the skin are constantly being renewed, especially those that are just below the epidermis, which is the most superficial layer of this organ. This renewal process is completed naturally in approximately 30 days.
When doing a deep cleaning or exfoliation, the detachment of the remains of dead skin is achieved. In this way, living cells come to the surface, renewing the appearance of the skin and avoiding dermatological problems.

Proper skin care involves removing dead cells that accumulate

Exfoliation of the face

There are several ways to exfoliate your face. The most important thing to keep in mind is the type of skin, and to know it, it is best to consult with the dermatologist. Especially in case of having a skin problem.
In general terms, the methods to choose to remove dead skin from the face are the following:
  • Facial cleaning brush: it is a device for home use found in shops. It allows deep cleaning and is usually suitable for all skin types .
  • Chemical exfoliation : There are very effective chemical exfoliators to cleanse the skin in depth. There are also tonics that fulfill the same function. They are industrial products that generally do not cause any harm.
  • Natural masks : there is a large repertoire of natural masks to exfoliate facial skin. Some of them are with carrot and coconut, oatmeal and yogurt, almonds, coffee, brown sugar, green tea, manuka honey and activated charcoal.

Remove dead skin from the body and scalp

There are those who make the mistake of believing that they should only exfoliate facial skin , when it is not. The same renewal process occurs every month on all skin and, therefore, it is appropriate to do a deep cleaning throughout the body.
The skin of the body is usually more resistant than that of the face. It is advisable to make a mask with a product with a sandy texture, such as sugar, salt, bicarbonate or coffee. They can be combined with lemon, olive oil, water and oatmeal, as well as with almond oil. It is best to apply it to damp skin, using an exfoliation glove.
To exfoliate the scalp, a mask made with aloe vera crystals mixed with sugar is highly recommended. A smooth paste should be made and a circular massage should be applied to the entire head, before applying the shampoo.

The use of masks is safe, without adverse effects, if minimal precautionary measures are taken

Exfoliate feet

The feet are one of the areas of the body that accumulate the most dead skin , and therefore require special treatment. The presence of calluses is a sign that a large amount of debris has accumulated.
Pumice remains an effective remedy in these cases, after soaking your feet for 10 minutes in warm water. For greater effectiveness, you can add Epsom salt to the water and leave the feet there for 20 minutes.
Epsom salt can also be used with olive oil to nourish the skin. Likewise, you can make a paste with oatmeal and rose water and apply it for 20 or 30 minutes.

Remove dead skin as a routine

If we develop a suitable routine, we will always have a daily schedule available for a small exfoliation. This will help support the natural process of skin cell renewal. Our skin will look brighter, and the skin's microbiome will be more vital.

How to remove dead skin?

The accumulation of dead skin causes the skin to lose its freshness and appear dull. Likewise, it can cause hair problems or facilitate the formation of calluses on the hands, feet or elbows.
Dead skin does not peel off on its own, which is why it builds up gradually. This could cause cosmetic problems and also affect skin health. That is why it is important to remove these superficial layers of the skin with a certain frequency.
The accumulated dead skin generates a thickened appearance and a lack of shine and vitality in the skin. Likewise, it leads to more imperfections and wrinkles being noticed. Problems like acne or ingrown hairs become difficult to treat under these conditions.
The best way to remove dead skin is to do a deep clean on a regular basis. This is achieved with industrial products or specialized aesthetic procedures, but also with homemade measures. These manage to eliminate impurities and a healthier appearance on the skin is accessed.

Dead skin

The cells of the skin are constantly being renewed, especially those that are just below the epidermis, which is the most superficial layer of this organ. This renewal process is completed naturally in approximately 30 days.
When doing a deep cleaning or exfoliation, the detachment of the remains of dead skin is achieved. In this way, living cells come to the surface, renewing the appearance of the skin and avoiding dermatological problems.

Proper skin care involves removing dead cells that accumulate

Exfoliation of the face

There are several ways to exfoliate your face. The most important thing to keep in mind is the type of skin, and to know it, it is best to consult with the dermatologist. Especially in case of having a skin problem.
In general terms, the methods to choose to remove dead skin from the face are the following:
  • Facial cleaning brush: it is a device for home use found in shops. It allows deep cleaning and is usually suitable for all skin types .
  • Chemical exfoliation : There are very effective chemical exfoliators to cleanse the skin in depth. There are also tonics that fulfill the same function. They are industrial products that generally do not cause any harm.
  • Natural masks : there is a large repertoire of natural masks to exfoliate facial skin. Some of them are with carrot and coconut, oatmeal and yogurt, almonds, coffee, brown sugar, green tea, manuka honey and activated charcoal.

Remove dead skin from the body and scalp

There are those who make the mistake of believing that they should only exfoliate facial skin , when it is not. The same renewal process occurs every month on all skin and, therefore, it is appropriate to do a deep cleaning throughout the body.
The skin of the body is usually more resistant than that of the face. It is advisable to make a mask with a product with a sandy texture, such as sugar, salt, bicarbonate or coffee. They can be combined with lemon, olive oil, water and oatmeal, as well as with almond oil. It is best to apply it to damp skin, using an exfoliation glove.
To exfoliate the scalp, a mask made with aloe vera crystals mixed with sugar is highly recommended. A smooth paste should be made and a circular massage should be applied to the entire head, before applying the shampoo.

The use of masks is safe, without adverse effects, if minimal precautionary measures are taken

Exfoliate feet

The feet are one of the areas of the body that accumulate the most dead skin , and therefore require special treatment. The presence of calluses is a sign that a large amount of debris has accumulated.
Pumice remains an effective remedy in these cases, after soaking your feet for 10 minutes in warm water. For greater effectiveness, you can add Epsom salt to the water and leave the feet there for 20 minutes.
Epsom salt can also be used with olive oil to nourish the skin. Likewise, you can make a paste with oatmeal and rose water and apply it for 20 or 30 minutes.

Remove dead skin as a routine

If we develop a suitable routine, we will always have a daily schedule available for a small exfoliation. This will help support the natural process of skin cell renewal. Our skin will look brighter, and the skin's microbiome will be more vital.

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