In today's world, many people prefer to perform facial cleansing at home using cosmetic products. With our skin being exposed to daily pollution in large cities, pores are often clogged, preventing it from "breathing". This can lead to early wrinkles, give the skin a grayish tint, cause inflammation, irritation, and dryness or flaking.

Cleansing your skin is an important part of your regular facial care routine, which helps keep your face looking fresh and youthful. This procedure can be delicate - daily, and more intensive - deep cleansing. That said, there are three universal rules to follow.

The first of them is regularity. Cleansing should be carried out both in the morning and in the evening to remove traces of makeup, skin grease and sweat. The second rule is to use special cleansing products, not just water. The third rule is to restore the acid-alkaline balance with lotion.

Deep cleansing of the face at home is always associated with a peeling procedure. Peeling helps:

get rid of dead cells;
cleanse the pores;
restore cellular respiration;
prevent skin defects.
Peeling is recommended for mature skin, prone to flaking, dry, oily, problematic, hyperpigmented skin and skin with enlarged pores.

The effectiveness of facial cleansing depends on the choice of peeling method. Methods can be hardware, mechanical or chemical. For home use, chemical and mechanical methods should be preferred. Interestingly, a clay mask can also have nourishing properties and a deep cleansing effect.

It is worth noting that any cleansing products should be selected according to the skin type. Young and healthy skin will easily accept any kind of scrub, provided that the recommendations for use are followed. In the case of sensitive, mature, problematic or oily skin, the choice should be made more carefully, and use gel scrubs with polymer granules.