Exfoliants, Peels and Scrubs
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Exfoliants and Peels for Skin Renewal, Smoothness, and Radiance.
Enzyme Facial Peel
AHAVA
Exfoliating Rose Facial Cleanser
FRESHLY COSMETICS
Just AHA 30% + BHA 4%
REVOX
Heartleaf LHA Moisture Peeling Gel
ANUA
Age-Defying Dermabrasion Pearl Particles
DARPHIN
Fumaric Clean 10x5
MCCM MEDICAL COSMETICS
Mali Clean 10x5
MCCM MEDICAL COSMETICS
Prep4+ Microexfoliating Quartz Mousse
SENSILIS
Very Rose Radiance Face Scrub
NUXE
Micro-Peeling Concentrate AHA+PHA
ORLANE
PHA Pelling Gel
BENTON
Strips Purifying
DIADERMINE
About Exfoliants and Peels
Exfoliants and peels are essential in a facial skincare routine, offering deep cleansing, promoting cell renewal, and contributing to a healthier, more radiant, and even complexion. Facial exfoliation plays a key role in removing dead cells, impurities, and accumulated residues, allowing the skin to... show more
A chemical peel uses acids, such as glycolic or salicylic acid, to remove the superficial layers of the skin, promoting cell renewal, collagen stimulation, and even skin tone. It can be superficial, medium, or deep, depending on the acid concentration. An enzymatic peel is gentler, using natural fruit enzymes, such as pineapple and papaya, to dissolve dead cells without harming the skin. It is suitable for sensitive or delicate skin, improving texture, radiance, and softness. The choice depends on the need: intensive treatments for spots and texture require a chemical peel, while gentle care and hydration are addressed by an enzymatic peel.
For oily skin, choose exfoliants with fine particles or chemical formulas, such as salicylic acid, which clean pores and control oiliness without damaging the skin barrier. Avoid abrasive physical exfoliants, which can cause micro-injuries and increase sebum production. Opt for products with soothing agents or light moisturizers, such as aloe vera or glycerin. Apply gently to ensure clean, soft, and balanced skin, preventing acne and maintaining skin health.
Before a peel, avoid intense sun exposure, use sunscreen, and stop using irritating products such as strong acids or retinol. Keep the skin clean and hydrated. After the procedure, protect the skin with high SPF, avoid new exfoliations, and use gentle moisturizers. Post-peel soothing products help reduce redness and discomfort. Avoid heavy makeup for the first 24 hours. Following these guidelines, the peel provides cell renewal, radiance, and improved texture without the risk of irritation or hyperpigmentation.
Natural and homemade exfoliants, such as sugar, oatmeal, or coffee, help remove dead cells but are less precise than professional products. Ready-made formulas contain balanced concentrations of acids and enzymes, providing faster and safer results. Homemade exfoliants applied with excessive force or frequency can cause micro-injuries. For deep renewal, oil control, or spots, professional products are more suitable, while natural options complement the routine, promoting softness and radiance gently.
Cell renewal accelerates the elimination of dead cells and stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, improving texture, smoothing fine lines, and evening out skin tone. Regular exfoliations and peels provide a smoother and more radiant surface, increasing the absorption of moisturizers and anti-aging serums. Over time, the skin becomes firmer, more even, and radiant, preventing early signs of aging and promoting a youthful and healthy appearance.