The importance of Guinot Biological Peeling Gel

How important is the sloughing away of dead skin cells?

Pretty important, if you ask beauticians, dermatologists and skincare experts. And TSBeauty.co.uk knows more than most about the changes your skin undergoes when the top layer is scrubbed away every few weeks.

Exfoliation is the removal of dry/dead skin cells on the surface of the skin and is one of the most important aspects of your home skincare routine for face and body.

Exfoliation not only helps many skin problems, it also increases blood circulation, which in turn helps you to achieve healthy and glowing skin.

How Often Should You Exfoliate?

We suggest exfoliating twice a week as part of a good home care regime – both the face and body. While it’s important to remove dead skin it’s also important not to strip away too many of your natural oils, so a good balance is essential.

Aftercare For Exfoliating

Because you are increasing blood circulation, breaking down toxins and encouraging new skin cells to come through, our best advice is to drink lots of water which drains toxins and helps give those new skin cells a “drink from the inside”.

It is important to apply a good moisturiser to hydrate the skin from the outside in.

Do not expose your exfoliated skin to UV rays, sun, sunbed for 24 hours.

So for all these reasons, and more, we are careful to use an exfoliating or peeling product which polishes the top layer of dermis while still looking after our skin and overall complexion. Something like Guinot Biological Peeling Radiance Gel, removes dead skin cells through its gentle keratolytic action. A gentle “peeling” treatment, suitable for even sensitive skin.

Be careful to apply a product – it shouldn’t be used everyday. Just use once or twice a week after cleansing, avoiding the eye area. Massage until it turns into oil. Contains the following:

– Natural fruit acids exfoliate the skin and activate cell regeneration.

– Green Tea – soothes and prevents skin allergies.