In Morocco, our skin is daily exposed to dust, pollution, and heat, which promotes the accumulation of impurities and dead cells on the surface of the epidermis. A face scrub is the key, often overlooked, step to restoring a fresh and radiant complexion. By exfoliating your skin once or twice a week, you unclog pores, refine skin texture, and facilitate the penetration of your moisturizing creams and serums. It is the secret to saying goodbye to dull skin and minor roughness.
At Wlidaty, we have selected a varied range of exfoliators adapted to every skin type and every need. Whether you have sensitive skin that reddens easily, oily skin prone to blemishes, or simply want an immediate boost of radiance, you will find the right treatment. Our products combine effectiveness and gentleness, favoring ingredients that respect the skin's balance for an at-home "spa-like" treatment experience.
The different types of exfoliators available for your face:
- Mechanical Scrubs (with grains): They contain small natural particles (bamboo, fruit kernels, silica) that remove dead skin by friction. Ideal for normal to combination skin looking for an immediate "new skin" sensation.
- Enzymatic Scrubs (grain-free): These treatments work thanks to enzymes (often derived from fruits or milk) that gently "nibble" away dead cells without the need for rubbing. They are perfect for sensitive, reactive, or acne-prone skin.
- Purifying Anti-Blemish Treatments: Formulas that combine exfoliation and purifying action to deeply cleanse blackheads and regulate excess sebum.
- Radiance Scrub Creams: Enriched with precious active ingredients (such as diamond powder or vitamins), they smooth the skin while bringing spectacular luminosity to the complexion.
Tips for successful exfoliation:
- Always exfoliate on clean, damp skin (unless the product indicates otherwise).
- Be gentle: massage softly in circular motions without pressing hard to avoid irritating the epidermis.
- Avoid the eye contour area, which is too fragile for classic scrubs.
- Imperatively moisturize your skin after each scrub to restore the hydrolipidic film.
- Do not overdo it: 1 to 2 times a week is enough. Overly frequent exfoliation can weaken the skin against the Moroccan sun.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
What is the difference between a mechanical and an enzymatic scrub?
Mechanical scrub uses small grains to "scratch" gently the skin's surface. The enzymatic scrub uses gentle chemical active ingredients (enzymes) to dissolve dead skin without rubbing, which is gentler for fragile skin.
I have acne, can I use scrubs?
Yes, but avoid large-grain scrubs which can "tear" blemishes and spread bacteria. Prioritize enzymatic scrubs or specific "anti-blemish" formulas that purify without irritating the inflammation.
Does scrubbing remove a tan?
No, on the contrary ! By eliminating the dull dead cells that accumulate on the surface, scrubbing makes your tan brighter, more even, and helps it last longer.
How often should I use my exfoliator?
For normal to combination skin, 1 to 2 times a week is ideal. For dry or sensitive skin, once a week or every 10 days with a gentle product is sufficient.
What budget should I plan for a good face scrub?
There are options for all budgets. From accessible organic scrubs to more luxurious diamond powder treatments, you will find a wide range of prices in Dirhams (MAD) on our website, ensuring quality and safety.
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Give your face the radiance it deserves. By incorporating a suitable scrub into your weekly routine, you promote cellular renewal and maintain soft, smooth, and visibly younger-looking skin.
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