Are you over-exfoliating your skin? balanseph

Are you over-exfoliating your skin?

How can we tell if we’re doing it too much? It turns out that there's too much of a good thing for your face, as it appears.



Our skincare routine requires regular exfoliation. Exfoliating is the process of removing dead skin cells to reveal a smoother, brighter, and more radiant complexion. Dead skin can make your skin appear dull and may even block pores, causing pimples to develop. As a result, exfoliating on a regular basis is required.


But don't over-exfoliate your skin! This may result in additional damage, skin barrier breakdown, or make your skin more sensitive.


How can we tell if we’re doing it too much? It turns out that there's too much of a good thing for your face, as it appears. You might want to reassess your exfoliating routine when you are experiencing out the ordinary like; Increase in acne, worsening breakouts, loss of hydration, and feeling dry and flaky. 



Exfoliating too frequently and excessively might remove epidermis, causing skin dryness or irritation. This can lead to more time spent in the sun, which increases the chance of skin damage from UV rays. The recent craze for cell-scrubbing cleansers, toners, grains, and serums among many beauty enthusiasts has resulted in a surge in dry, red, irritated complexions.



Whether you're using an abrasive scrub or a rubbing motion with your fingertips, excessive exfoliation can bring about more harm than good to your complexion. For healthy skin, Balansè Skincare Gentle Exfoliating Toner provides a potent blend that speeds up the cellular turnover rate and removes the superficial dead skin cells. Without peeling, the risk of blemishes and other impurities is reduced. The perfect balance of soothing and exfoliating. Exfoliation is beneficial for most healthy skin types. However, you should avoid over-exfoliating your skin altogether. 

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