The time comes to leave for holidays and the first doubts also arise about how and when we should do the scrub to prepare our skin.
Is it better to do it before or after sun exposure?
Here are three points that can help you understand how
❇️ Preparing your skin before sun exposure makes the difference between an even tan and one prone to uneven tanning
❇️ Exfoliating a week before sunbathing promotes cell turnover and frees clogged pores: it prepares the skin to receive sun creams deeply.
❇️ If the epidermis tends to become thicker and drier, the post-tanning body scrub improves the skin's condition: it eliminates dead cells and gives space to regenerated ones
When you shouldn't scrub
Pay attention to the level of skin irritation. You should not scrub before and after prolonged exposure to the sun.
The treatment thins the epidermis, predisposing it to irritation if adequate sunscreens are not used.
What are the benefits in this period
Body skin scrub is useful for:
- maintain the luminosity of the complexion, preventing the skin from thickening;
- free the skin from dead cells, smog, dust
- make the skin smoother, toned and compact;
- maintain your tan over time;
- enhance the color obtained, more uniform and with fewer spots;
- prevent the skin from peeling (desquamation) due to tanning;
- free clogged pores and allow greater penetration of moisturizing cosmetics and sunscreens
- promote oxygenation of the skin through cell renewal;
- help circulation and drainage through scrub massage;
- Avoid ingrown hairs from hair removal by removing the top layer of skin.
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