Posted on October 22, 2009 - by Leslie Billera
Sweet Exfoliation: A Users Guide
Removing dead skin cells using exfoliation promises healthier looking skin that feels less congested.
When you use an all-natural exfoliating ingredient like sugar, you protect your skin from the following toxins. These ‘ingredients’ are often used in the products doled out by spas and high-end skin care clinics in deep-cleansing treatments:
- petrochemicals
- synthetic preservatives
- penetration enhancers
- sodium laureth/lauryl sulfates
- artificial fragrances and dyes
Why slough off dead skin cells with toxins when healthy, organic options abound? After all, our skin is our largest organ, a conduit to our circulatory system and our other organs. In fact, what you put on your body is just as important as what you eat!
Sugar Love
Sugar is super sweet on the skin and a fantastic, all-natural exfoliator. Sugar is…
- alpha-hydroxy rich, which amounts to a great glow
- safe: no harsh side effects
- great for all skin types
- an effective lymph fluid stimulator and circulator
- a skin hydrator – a natural humectant, sugar scrubs draw moisture to the skin
Healthy How To
To delight in the natural decadence of organic sugar exfoliating, simply follow these steps:
1. Apply sugar scrubs before you shave during a shower or warm bath
2. Apply the sugar scrub with small onward and outward movements; roll and press on your skin versus rubbing the scrub into it.
3. Focus on dry and scaly patches – but don’t press too hard!
4. Leave on longer to make your sugar scrub work as a mask
5. Rinse off with tepid water.
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napavalleybath said:
Great post Leslie! I love our sugar scrub and can’t help but use it in the shower almost everyday…is that ok?