Microdermabrasion: A Simple But Complete Guide
Your skin must endure exposure to sunlight, dry winds, and particles in the air, as well as the assault of harmful pathogens that try to enter your body. Thus, these cells experience a quick turnover rate with a lifespan of only 2-4 weeks. Sometimes, your skin can shed these dead cells from the surface. However, over time, you may develop a layer of dead, dull cells sitting atop your skin. Microdermabrasion can help you clear this layer to reveal a fresher, brighter complexion. The concept of microdermabrasion has long been present as a way to fix surface skin's imperfections. Now, skincare technicians use special pressurized "wands" that release a stream of rough particles to sand away the dead skin cells . These particles may be plant products, zinc oxide or aluminum oxide crystals, and diamond particles. Additionally, you may also undergo a microdermabrasion process that solely involves a wand with a roughened tip. This process does not involve any in...