Peeling

The literal translation of the verb to peel off( English), which underlies the word "peeling", means "exfoliate".Under the pi-tongue is understood as the procedure for deep cleansing of the skin, and means for carrying out this procedure. During the cleaning session, the upper cornified and dead cell layer is removed and skin renewal processes are started, and its elasticity is significantly improved.

Preparations for peeling are divided into subgroups.

Scrub is a cleansing mask containing abrasive particles for exfoliating the keratinized skin cells. It is not recommended to choose a scrub with coarse ingredients( for example, sand, nut shell, peach bones, etc.).In the modern

, cosmetic production uses the finest grinded abrasive membranes or shells of the nut kernel itself, quality forms from phosphate groups and some other elements.

Gommage is a cleansing mask for sensitive, dehydrated skin. It does not contain mechanically cleansing epidermis of abrasive particles. Usually it is a cream that, when dried, forms a soft crust easily removed by fingers. The basis gom-mazha - cream-paste, containing fatty compositions, waxes and fillers.

Enzyme peeling contains specific proteins that can disrupt the keratinization of cells of the surface layers of the skin and stop the spontaneous formation of keratin, the excess of which

inhibits skin rejuvenation. Such enzymes are peptidases.

Bactericidal peeling is intended for problematic skin prone to inflammatory processes. Since cosmetologists do not recommend the use of scrubs for skin with severe acne eruptions, it is better to choose a special mask of deep cleansing that can normalize the bacterial environment of the skin and get rid of the rash.

Chemical peels are liquids, gels, creams, powders that dissolve dead cells using the acids they contain. It is best to conduct chemical peeling in the salons, since special care is required in the use of such drugs.

Peeling with glycolic acid is used against age-related pigmentation. This type of cosmetics also requires some caution. The use of peelings containing glycolic acid at doses exceeding 2-4% requires special attention of the doctor who prescribes this procedure. The main indication for the use of preparations containing glycolic acid is the formation of functional or age-related pigment spots.