Usage of Facial and Body Scrubs
Using a facial scrub can make your skin feel beautiful, youthful, soft, and glowing. Repeat once or twice a week. The exfoliation provided by a facial scrub should be part of your weekly skin care routine. Exfoliating skin using a facial scrub for persons with rosacea, warts, inflammatory acne, or herpes might cause the condition to worsen. As with any product if condition worsen discontinue usage. Scrubs should be stored in a safe place. It is important to take out the amount of scrub needed for the task and not to allow water to get into the container as it may result in the growth of a bacteria.
- Wash hands then wet face, us a spoon or small scoop and remove a small amount of scrub and apply to face in a circular motion for 1 minute being careful not to rub too hard.
- It is important not to apply scrub to open wounds or sores and not to leave it on the face too long.
- Rinse off all the scrub with warm water followed by cool water then pat face dry with a clean dry towel.
- If nighttime them apply the nighttime facial oil moisturizer.
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If daytime,follow the product layering order:
- Toner
- Essence/ampule
- Facial mist
- Serum
- Lotion
- Regular moisturizer
- Emollient or barrier moisturizer
- Facial oil
All 8 of the products are not required daily; however, listed is the order in which they should be used.
- Try using the scrub only once a week at first; you can increase the frequency to twice a week if you feel like your skin can handle it. Moderation is key to the effectiveness of a facial scrub.
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Pay close attention to your skin for the next few weeks. If the scrub is effective, you should begin seeing signs of softer, smoother, more youthful skin quickly. You have uncovered the best product for exfoliating your skin.
- Try out a different scrub if you are unhappy with your first attempt. It might take a few tries for you to find the ideal product for your skin type. Remember to be patient and watchful. You will find a good match eventually!
- Just like the face, the body needs exfoliation, too. Scrubs should only be used two to three times a week and rubbing in a circular motion is most effective as it helps to free ingrown hairs and is less abrasive than a back and forth movement. Give special attention to armpits, buttocks, and thighs.
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Use body scrubs in the bath or shower. To avoid damaging your skin, make sure your body is thoroughly wet and softened with warm water – overly hot water can dry your skin. Apply scrub with hands. Cover your body with an adequate amount of body scrub, and using circular motions, massage it into your skin.
