When it comes to your skin, removing dead skin cells from the surface, known as exfoliating, is important to keep your skin healthy, moisturized, and glowing. Body scrubs are also wonderful for removing impurities, softening the skin, and can even help with lymph movement and blood flow.
There are two ways to do exfoliate: chemically or physically. The former uses natural acids to separate the dead surface layers from the newer skin cells. These acids, such as alpha-hydroxy acids and beta-hydroxy acids often found in fruits, help remove the dead cells without using abrasive force that can cause irritation to sensitive skin types. The other more commonly known method is using a physical exfoliator such as sugar, salt, or coffee, that removes the dead cells via scrubbing the skin. I use a combination of lemon essential oil along with the fine salt to achieve clean, ready to moisturize skin thus using the best of both.
as mentioned above, exfoliating helps remove dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. These cell build-ups can make your skin look dull and dry, leading to clogged pores and breakouts. Exfoliating daily will help to keep your skin looking clear and radiant. As you mature, Exfoliating is beneficial to help retain your skins healthy glow and smooth, soft texture. With a regular exfoliating and moisturizing regime, you will soon notice your complexion transform from dull and dry to soft and glowing. Exfoliating can benefit your hands, arms, and legs as well.