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"Scrub" is a word derived from the English verb "rub, scrub". The scrub cleanses our skin of impurities and dead cells, and also refreshes it, leaving it smooth, supple and radiant. This is due to improved blood supply and renewal of the epidermis.
The scrub helps to renew the skin of the body, fight cellulite and ingrown hairs. This is possible thanks to the hard abrasive particles in the composition, which unclog pores and massage the skin. Abrasives are natural: crushed apricot pits, coffee, salt, plant seeds, pumice - and synthetic. For example, granules made from cellulose derivatives can be classified as synthetic. Previously, exfoliant particles made of polyethylene were also actively used, but for reasons of reducing the environmental impact, cosmetics manufacturers are actively abandoning them, preferring scrubbing particles that decompose in the environment without plastic.
Exfoliants are also classified by hardness, particle size and shape. Each particle has its own pros and cons. For example, lovers of "clean to squeak" may feel that small and soft particles do not sufficiently cleanse the skin, while large and hard ones can be very stressful for it.
In order to achieve the desired effect from scrubbing and at the same time provide an opportunity for full recovery of the skin after it, it is necessary to use the scrub competently. Firstly, a scrub is a means of additional skin care; you cannot use it every day. The optimal frequency is 1-2 times a week.
Also, you cannot use a scrub if your skin is damaged: there are cracks, cuts and inflammation, signs of irritation.
Exfoliating the skin with a scrub is contraindicated after visiting a solarium or sunbathing.The delicate skin of the neck and décolleté should not be scrubbed, stretched, or subjected to excessive pressure. Instead, you should use caring creams and serums that will help maintain the beauty and elasticity of the skin of this delicate area for longer.

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