Rejuvenate Your Lymphatic Glands with an Exfoliating Brush

Did you know we have more lymphatic fluids in our body than blood?

Yup! And the Lymphatic system is extremely important in protecting our body from harmful elements in the environment. The lymphatics don’t have a system that moves the fluid like the veins, the movement we get in the lymphatics system is moved by us. We have to walk, run, jump or otherwise actively stimulate our lymphatic system.

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Exfoliation is the shedding of dead skin cells from the skin’s outermost layer. When done in moderation, exfoliation unclogs pores, softens lines and wrinkles, aborts breakouts, reveals fresh-looking skin with an increased ability to absorb essential nutrients and moisture.

The products

For exfoliating agents, AHAs and BHAs both stimulate collagen production and soften wrinkles. Because AHA increases the skin’s ability to retain and absorb moisture, it’s good for dry or sun-damaged skin. BHA cuts through oil-clogged pores, reduces inflammation, and fights bacteria, all of which make it perfect for acne-prone skin.

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For manual exfoliation, scrubs containing non-harsh, perfectly round jojoba beads are the best. Acne-prone pores that tend to clog easily, however, would benefit better from a regular wash coupled with a soft washcloth or an exfoliating brush.

The process

The safest way to use AHAs and BHAs is to apply directly to the face, after cleansing and toning, twice a week before bed. Massage lightly, making sure to avoid the eyelids or underneath the eyes. For scrubs, two times a week before bed, after cleansing and toning, very carefully glide the scrub across the face in upward circular motions. When finished, rinse with warm water, then pat dry.

Post-exfoliation

After exfoliation, it’s best to seal in moisture and introduce nutrients by swiping on one’s preferred anti-aging serum and hydrating cream.

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Reminders

Practicing gentleness and paying attention to how the skin reacts when exfoliating goes a long way in keeping the skin healthy and balanced. Furthermore, consultation with a trusted dermatologist regarding exfoliation is recommended for those with highly sensitive skin.