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Exfoliation, scrubbing... although we know what we're talking about, namely the removal of dead cells from the skin's surface, these terms are often confused. Indeed, one is a type of care and the other denotes an action. For proper use, however, it is essential to understand the difference. Let's clarify in this article.

Exfoliation is a ritual that helps maintain and preserve the skin of both the body and face. Despite its many benefits, its use has also been scrutinized, leading to the emergence of numerous misconceptions. In this article, discover the answers to the questions you may have about exfoliation.

The natural cellular renewal of the skin can sometimes be slowed down. Therefore, exfoliation becomes necessary to remove dead cells from the skin's surface. Among the different types of mechanical exfoliations, the use of sugar is highly appreciated. However, is using sugar to exfoliate your skin a good or bad idea? We will provide some answers in this article.

Exfoliation is an essential skincare routine for both the face and body. This treatment offers numerous benefits to the skin. It primarily helps to get rid of dead cells accumulated on the skin's surface, thereby restoring soft and radiant skin. However, the question is, how much product should one apply? Indeed, if we use too little, we may not see any results, and if we use too much, we also run the risk of not only seeing no effects but also causing the skin to react (redness, irritation, excess sebum, etc…). We reveal the ideal amount of exfoliant to use.