Instant Result? Step 1: Exfoliation
Skin Texture
The
skin is made up of layers, with the topmost layer called the EPIDERMIS. The outermost layer of this EPIDERMIS is
called the STRATUM CORNEUM. This is
mostly made of dead skin cells.
| Skin Texture |
Skin Exfoliation
Skin
exfoliation occurs through a process called Cell Turnover. New cells begin at
the base of the epidermis and move through the epidermis to the stratum corneum.
The older cells are sloughed off to make room for newer cells. The skin’s
surface remains smooth.
| Skin Exfoliation |
Cycle time - How old are you?
This
process of epidermal cell renewal takes between 17 and 20 days….when we are
younger. As we age, this process slows down and may take as long as 30 days or
more to occur. When this happens, our skin texture becomes uneven. The skin
looks tired and dull. The visible signs of aging are more apparent.
| Epidermal Renewing Cycle Time |
Here,
you can see that the stratum corneum
has a rough, dry, uneven surface. Reduced epidermal turnover results in tired,
dull skin.
Before facial treatment
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| After Facial Treatment |
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