Facial peelings serve to remove dead skin cells and improve skin texture and appearance. There are several types of facial peels, including physical peels, enzyme peels, and chemical peels.
Physical peelings are usually in the form of creams or gels with fine exfoliating particles such as quartz microparticles, herbs, salt or sugar. These particles are used to gently rub the skin, removing dead skin cells and improving blood circulation.
Enzymatic peelings contain enzymes that help break down proteins and thus remove dead cells. These peels are usually in the form of creams, gels or masks and are suitable for sensitive and problematic skin.
Bio peelings for the face consist of natural ingredients and they are gentle on the skin. These peels are usually made from herbal extracts, enzymes, acids and other natural ingredients.
Among the most common natural ingredients in organic peeling are, for example, fruits such as pineapple, papaya, pomegranate and citrus fruits. These fruits contain enzymes that break down dead cells and improve skin texture.
Another natural ingredient in bio peeling are, for example, acids such as glycolic acid and salicylic acid, which are obtained from natural sources such as sugar cane, pine and willow bark. These acids they help exfoliate the skin and improve its appearance.
Bio peelings are usually gentle on the skin, and are therefore suitable for sensitive and problematic skin. These peels can help remove dead skin cells, improve skin texture and appearance, and stimulate cell renewal.
It is important to choose an organic scrub that is suitable for your skin and to use it according to the manufacturer's instructions. If you have sensitive skin or if you have any allergies, it is a good idea to consult a dermatologist about whether organic peeling is suitable for you.
