Manual exfoliation is better than chemical

[fluoride1337]

Might be water but I don't think it's necessary to have a chemical exfoliator as part of your skincare routine.

If you use tret (which you should) it's already accelerating you skin's cell regeneration. So you really only need to scrub off dead skin flakes.

Korean skin towels are great because they are just course enough to remove dead skin without damaging your healthy skin.

Using these basically combines exfoliation with dry brushing, so you also stimulate lymphatic drainage.

I use these twice a week with a light face scrub and my skin looks way better than when I was using glycolic acid.

 

[MA_ascender]

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@Sapieeen @emeraldglass

 

[fluoride1337]

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@Sapieeen @emeraldglass

what are these called

 

[MA_ascender]

what are these called

moroccan kis

 

[fluoride1337]

moroccan kis

Looks like the same material as the korean towels, but the glove looks easier to use

 

[MA_ascender]

Looks like the same material as the korean towels, but the glove looks easier to use

yeah its really good. to get the most of your dead skin out and avoid it feeling too rough use moroccan black soap with it too. never feel as clean from a regular shower compared to a hot bath with the black soap and kis

 

[mfk]

water

most people have trouble finding out how to use the right chemical exfoliator at the right frequency

if you find what works for you then chemical exfoliation yields far better results than mechanical

also removes the risk of skin abrasion

 

[emeraldglass]

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@Sapieeen @emeraldglass

The ONLY natural solution for real.