JAMO BEAUTY
FOR DRY SKIN
Avoid products with high amounts of alcohol.
You would want to look for exfoliants that
have moisturizing ingredients such as coco-
nut oil, shea butter, or ceramide. Since your
skin tends to be dry, you should only exfoliate
one to two times a week followed by a strong
moisturizer.
FOR OILY SKIN
Oily skin has a higher tolerance so you can
exfoliate up to five times a week depending
on the product. You should look for products
that contain alpha or beta acids, salicylic or
glycolic acids. Still moisturize after exfolia-
tion, however, and be sure to not overdo it! If
you dry out your skin too much it can cause
redness and irritation. You may even stim-
ulate increased oil production as your body
responds to being over dry.
FOR NORMAL SKIN
Normal skin can exfoliate two to three times per
week. While normal skin has the most options,
if you exfoliate too much you will do more harm
than good. You can manually exfoliate with a
brush or washcloth as well chemically-based prod-
ucts that include granular sugar, crushed apricot
pits or walnut shells and light amounts of acids.
Start slowly and see what your skin can tolerate.
FOR COMBINATION SKIN
If you have combination skin (i.e. your T-zone is
oily and your cheeks are dry), you should keep the
majority of your exfoliation to the T-zone area.
You should follow exfoliation with moisturizer
applied heavily to the dry skin areas and sparsely
to the oily areas.
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