Remove old dead skin cells and let skin re-breath

Excessive amount of old dead skin cells will accumulate on the skin, so use exfoliation to remove the old dead skin cells on the skin surface and let the skin breathe. The removal of keratin can help the absorption of nutrients in the skin care products and prevent the skin from becoming dull. However, excessive exfoliation will increase skin pressure and reduce skin's moisturizing defense. So, how can the stratum corneum be removed safely and achieve skin care?

The meaning of keratin existence:

The cells of the stratum corneum contain keratin keratin. It helps to reduce water evaporation and even absorbs moisture, keeping the skin moist.

Beautiful and careful machine: Although the aging keratin is to be removed, the number of removals and the peace rate should be mastered.

Gentle exfoliation 4-step massage technique

Step1: Follow the muscles around the lips and circle from the inside to the outside.

Step2: The bridge of the nose is straight from top to bottom, and the nose is drawn from the outside to the inside.

Step3: Use the middle finger or ring finger on the forehead and gently massage the spiral on both sides.

Step4: The cheeks are lightly swayed from bottom to top.

Excessive exfoliation will cause the stratum corneum to become very thin, sensitive to the skin, and severe redness.

Daily prevention of red blood skin:

1. Enhance skin exercise, often wash your face with warm water to increase the tolerance of the skin;

2, try not to use cosmetics containing heavy metals, to avoid pigmentation, toxin residue skin;

3, try not to do some laser beauty projects, do not damage the skin stratum corneum;

4, local skin allergy less corticosteroid cream;

5, usually open more window ventilation to make air circulation, reduce skin sultry stimulation;

6, often massage the face, promote blood flow, help to enhance the elasticity of the capillary wall;

7, daily attention to the skin moisturizing, prevent skin dry and peeling;

8, diet avoid spicy stimulation, tobacco and alcohol.