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“Physical exfoliation can mean anything from using a soft washcloth or a gentle polishing powder to professional treatments like microdermabrasion,” explains Dr Nidhi Singh Tandon. When done correctly, it removes just the very top layer of skin, “making the skin smoother and reducing mild acne scars.”
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Chemical exfoliation skips on abrasive formulas and relies on active ingredients supercharged with exfoliative properties. Physical exfoliation, on the other hand, relies on scrubs, polishes and masks that contain gritty particles for epidermal exfoliation.
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he award-winning formula features Centella Asiatica, naturally-derived AHAs and BHAs from sugarcane and White Willow Bark to deep-cleanse, resurface and brighten the skin.
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This Ayurvedic physical exfoliator targets dull and uneven skin with a blend of saffron, kasturi manjal, red sandalwood, rice powder and botanicals like licorice, Ashwagandha and amla.
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On contact with water, it transforms into a creamy paste that lifts away dead skin cells and dullness, leaving skin brighter, softer and smoother. With no gritty feel, it’s gentle enough to use, even on sensitive skin.
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Powered by rice bran, pineapple enzymes and papaya enzymes, it can be used as both a daily cleanser and an exfoliating mask by adjusting the mix.
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Made for pigmented, sun-damaged, dull and textured skin, this gel cleanser uses fine beads to break down dead skin cells, while brightening and barrier-fortifying agents support healthier skin with everyday use.
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