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Complete Guide on Exfoliation | How to Exfoliate Correctly without Damaging your Skin | Skin Science

Nov 11, 2024 · 7K views

DescriptionJoin us in this video as Cosmetologist, Estheticienne, and your Skin and Hair specialist, Mrs. Medha Singh, explains the correct way to exfoliate your face & body without damaging and harming your skin. She delves deep into the science behind exfoliation and cautions against the risks and dangers of improper exfoliatioMore
Join us in this video as Cosmetologist, Estheticienne, and your Skin and Hair specialist, Mrs. Medha Singh, explains the correct way to exfoliate your face & body without damaging and harming your skin. She delves deep into the science behind exfoliation and cautions against the risks and dangers of improper exfoliation methods such as scrubbing. Exfoliating your skin, if done correctly, is very important if you want your skin to remain youthful, to glow, and to combat any signs of aging such as wrinkles and fine lines. Exfoliation is a very common practice in the beauty regimens of women. However, it is also widely misunderstood and is often done the wrong way exacerbating various skin problems which clients and patients alike suffer from. This video dives deep into the science behind proper skincare and explains the incorrect methods of exfoliation and the various skin problems that arise from it. Mrs. Medha Singh explains about the various ingredients used in exfoliants which can be rough on the skin and cause harm to the skin instead of providing any benefits. This video is very important for all those who prioritize skincare and is eye-opening to those who take care of their skin, across all ages. This video points out the mistakes made by skincare aficionados and addresses various types of skin conditions such as Melasma, Hyperpigmentation, Acne, Uneven Skin tone, Tanning, Discoloration, and Dull complexion. In this video Mrs. Medha Singh explains the importance

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