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Is a Facial Peel Good for your Skin?

Facial peels are usually done by applying a chemical composition to your skin that will result in peeling of the top layer. Sounds scary right? Well, that is not the case here, it is not a chemical that causes your face to melt away. The simple science behind the procedure involves lifting of all the dirt, grime and effects of time that have affected the top layer of your skin and bringing out the healthier, younger layer. Chemicals peels believe it or not are gentler than the regular exfoliants that rub off the dead skin cells which can be irritating and abrasive to sensitive skin types. However chemical peels do require a downtime or healing period where the redness and the effects wear down. When to get it done? Chemical peels are generally used to treat skins for the effects of Acne Scars Sun damage Uneven skin tone Fine lines Wrinkles Uneven texture These peels are said to work better for people with a lighter skin tone and fair hair, with a darker skin shad...

What is Microdermabrasion?

Microdermabrasion is non-invasive, a non-chemical procedure that is used to reveal younger & healthier looking skin by removing the layers of dead skin cells from the top. It enhances the skin and removes the effects of sun damage, wrinkles, age spots, skin inflammation scarring, melasma, and other skin-related concerns and conditions. The technique utilizes a unique utensil with a rough surface to delicately sand away the thick external layer of dead skin to restore it. An alternate microdermabrasion strategy splashes fine particles of aluminum oxide or sodium bicarbonate with a vacuum/suction to achieve similar results. This process is generally considered safe for most skin types and colors, however, people choose to get this procedure done in case of the following skin concerns: fine facial lines or wrinkles age spots sun damage uneven pigmentation clogged pores skin texture problems minor scars rosacea or acne The best candidate...