Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. I'm not too good with what they are on a deeper level or how they work, but they are things that you leave on instead of washing off. Hope this helps. It's more effective to exfoliate first. This depends on the type of exfoliation. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, More posts from the SkincareAddiction community, Press J to jump to the feed. [DIY] Anyone get results using regular milk to cleanse and exfoliate face? If using a chemical exfoliant, this is a leave on product. I've heard some people suggest using a chemical exfoliant after applying benzoyl peroxide, and other people suggesting you exfoliate first. Similarly, you remove the dead skin cells first and then cleanse it. The action of sloughing away dead skin cells, excess oil, and other impurities can take care of cleansing simultaneously. So use your cleanser first. Which … January 3, 2012 by Jaime Richards. Cookies help us deliver our Services. i wouldnt cleanser and exfoliate bc you dont really need to double cleanse, unless you wear heavy make up. Exfoliation scrubs away the surface layer of the skin to expose newer and brighter skin underneath. There are benefits to both. The exfoliation is the removal of the dead cells sitting on the skin's surface. If you don't cleanse before that, all the oil, dirty and bacteria gets onto your new skin. Cleanse then exfoliate. If using just a facecloth to manually exfoliate, use your cleanser with the damp face cloth to gently massage it in. Then exfoliate my love this is what we do everyday on clients and what we recommend for after care, exfoliate 1-2 times a week depending on how harsh the exfoliator is. Normal serum which doesn't need … I would cleanse first cause it will help soften/moisten the skin to exfoliate better. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. If using just a facecloth to manually exfoliate, use your cleanser with the damp face cloth to gently massage it in. When approached in this way, mechanical exfoliation is the better choice. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. First, you should only exfoliate once a day or you'll ruin your skin. You can try a cleanser first, then an ex foliating face scrub. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. If it's a scrub you might prefer to use the scrub first and then cleanse afterwards to remove any residue. 20 26 0. theres face washes that exfoliates and cleanse at the same time. Physical exfoliate (since I'm not sure which type you're talking about) Toner. Starting benzoyl was so long ago that I dont quite remember what my initial experience was like, but it's still a part of my routine (or WAS a part, I haven't gotten any acne whatsoever these past couple days). you should cleanse wash off and cleanse again. I'm confused on the difference between chemical exfoliator and a face scrub... Face scrub is cleanser with gritty bits in it, like St Ive's apricot or Clinique's Exfoliating Scrub. First I was prescribed the classic benzoyl peroxide, then moved up to taking minocycline, and then retinoids right now. But recently I've been seeing people say that you exfoliate first because you want to get rid of the extra buildup or the cleanser won't work that well. :) I exfoliate first and then cleanse. If you're using a face scrub (remember no more than 1-2x a week, and not on active acne), that is your cleanser. You better exfoliate first. #4 twinkle122, Jun 18, … Ultimately, to understand the order of skincare, you must first know why exfoliation matters in the first place and what exfoliating does to your skin. Benefits of Using an Exfoliant First Generally speaking, fewer people choose to exfoliate then cleanse, although there are benefits to reversing these skincare steps. 2 comments. A lot of people seem to cleanse first with the reasoning being that you want to get the oil & dirt off your first so when you exfoliate you actually get the clogged pores/dead skin deep down. imstead of cleansing i would just exfoliate first to remove all the dead skin cells and expose thge healthy skin, then i would apply the mask for however long you want to and them moisturize. Some routines tell you to cleanse first others tell you to exfoliate first. You should always cleanse first because this removes all dirt from your skin, and makes it easier to exfoliate but some places may do it differentaly x I'm new. Chemical exfoliator is things with Saciliyc acid or Latic acid in them, and no gritty bits. Which is better? Most people here do chemical exfoliation, which goes after cleansing. then follow with something to close up the pores and then moisturizer. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, More posts from the SkincareAddiction community, Press J to jump to the feed. You better exfoliate first. you actually wrote it down in the perfect order. When you are cleansing, the few minutes of warm water also helps to soften the skin so it's easier to exfoliate. Sort by. If I'm using a chemical exfoliator, should the order be: Apologies if something here is clearly wrong. By using specific “tools” to remove the top layer of the … They're leave on products. If you are confused, here is what you can do. Or, you can exfoliate then cleanse the skin. 1 26 0. 100% Upvoted. The best thing to do is what works best for your skin. So use your cleanser first. Masks are typically a treatment (acne masks, hydrating masks, vitamin-c masks for dark spots, etc) so there's no point in treating dead skin or skin that still has a little bit of make-up on it. The exfoliation is the removal of the dead cells sitting on the skin's surface. Cleanse first- you'll get rid of all the surface dirt and make-up, etc. Cleanse. Also, you should moisturize every time you wash. A dermatologist explained it to me that if you don't moisturize, your face will produce extra oil to compensate. Hey Guys, I have been following the beginner's skincare routine and was wondering if I should exfoliate or cleanse first. DIY. #3 bungeoppang, Jun 8, 2010. twinkle122 New Member. If it's chemical exfoliation and meant to be a leave-on product, you would want to cleanse first to avoid washing it away! They said it's gentler than a cleanser for their morning routine, exfoliates, controls sebum, and apparently has tons of benefits. This thread is archived. If using a chemical exfoliant, this is a leave on product. I've seen quite a few beauty gurus use milk or like a DIY milk mask with cotton pads soaked in milk to cleanse their face. I'd also recommend using a toner. If you're using a face scrub (remember no more than 1-2x a week, and not on active acne), that is your cleanser. Chemical exfoliate (BHA/AHA) or vitamin C serum. Some routines tell you to cleanse first others tell you to exfoliate first. Then exfoliating will go deeper. The method that we recommend is to cleanse the skin first then exfoliate next. #2 sara, Jun 5, 2010. bungeoppang Member. share. Thanks. I was wondering if there are facts to back this up? save hide report. Which is better? Exfoliate first to get the dead tissue and excess make-up off.
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