The older we get, the more important exfoliation becomes for healthy, supple, and smooth skin. But it’s one step that many African American women omit in their black skin care regimen. Exfoliation helps to remove dead skin cells so that the newer skin underneath may live and breathe.

Our skin is always exfoliating itself, but this process tends to slow down as we get older.

Exfoliating helps to expose the smooth layer of skin beneath the outer layer, and it can stimulate the regeneration of new cells. A single treatment will normally produce results, and you will see that African American skin care benefits from regular exfoliation. If you have very dry or rough spots, you may need more than one treatment per week, but don’t overdo it or you may damage new skin.

Facial exfoliation should be performed in a natural and gentle way with black skin care products like the ones offered by NYRAJU Skin Care. Tender skin can be soothed by a natural facial exfoliating masque like NYRAJU’s Honey Masque.

Make sure that you don’t scrub your face too much, to avoid damaging skin layers beneath the epidermis. Caring for black skin involves using light pressure to move the exfoliant around your neck and face. Remember that exfoliating does not need to be painful in order to be effective. And be sure you don’t attempt to exfoliate skin near your eyes because it is a very sensitive area.

For the rest of your body, you might select a natural scrub like NYRAJU’s Body Butter Scrub specially formulated for black skin care. Because this natural black skin care product is oil-based with natural ingredients like Shea butter and other exotic oils, it can simultaneously exfoliate, moisturize and condition your skin so you won’t need to moisturize when you’re finished with your scrub.

To Your Beauty,

Juliette Samuel

Esthetician/President-NYRAJU Skin Care

http://www.nyrajuskincare.com