Deep Facial Cleansing​

A Complete Guide to Deep Facial Cleansing and Its Variants

Deep Facial Cleansing is an essential aesthetic treatment that goes beyond your daily cleansing routine. Its primary goal is the intensive removal of impurities, dead skin cells, excess oil, and pollutants accumulated in the deeper layers of the skin, unclogging pores and allowing the skin to “breathe.”

Key Benefits of Deep Facial Cleansing

Regularly undergoing this procedure (the ideal frequency depends on your skin type) offers a wide range of benefits for your skin’s health and appearance:

• Prevents and Controls Blemishes: By thoroughly clearing pores, it significantly reduces the occurrence of blackheads (comedones), whiteheads, and acne breakouts.

• Improves Texture and Tone: Removing dead cells promotes cellular regeneration, leaving the skin smoother, more even, and with a radiant and healthy look.

• Boosts Product Absorption: Clean, exfoliated skin absorbs active ingredients better. The treatment optimizes the penetration and effectiveness of serums, moisturizers, and other subsequent treatments.

• Stimulates Circulation: The techniques used, such as facial massage and extraction, enhance blood and lymphatic microcirculation, which aids in oxygenating and nourishing skin cells.

• Anti-Aging Effect: By promoting cell turnover and, in some cases, stimulating collagen production, it helps maintain the skin’s firmness and elasticity, gradually softening fine lines.

Deep Cleansing Variants for Targeted Results

Once the basic cleansing and impurity extraction are complete, the treatment can be customized with complementary procedures to address specific skin needs:

1. Deep Facial Cleansing with Algae Peel

This treatment combines traditional deep cleansing with a 100% natural exfoliation that uses micronized marine algae. These micro-particles act as a gentle physical and chemical exfoliant, deeply renewing the skin.

• Action: The microscopic spicules in the algae activate circulation and collagen production, resulting in a superficial and progressive peeling (or flaking) in the days following the treatment (depending on application depth).

• Ideal for: Dull skin, recent pigmentation, minor acne scars, and enlarged pores. It’s also an excellent option for sensitive skin or those seeking alternatives to acid peels.

• Additional Benefits: It provides essential nutrients from the algae, soothes irritation, and helps reduce inflammation and fine lines.

2. Deep Facial Cleansing with Chemical Peels

Deep cleansing is complemented by the controlled application of specific acids (such as Glycolic, Salicylic, or Lactic acid) to achieve a more intense chemical exfoliation of the outer skin layers.

• Action: The acid dissolves the bonds between dead skin cells, forcing faster and more uniform cellular renewal.

• Ideal for: Treating skin with persistent acne, hyperpigmentation (dark spots), photoaging (sun damage), and fine wrinkles. The intensity is adjusted based on the acid concentration.

• Additional Benefits: It evens out skin tone and texture, reduces pore size, and is highly effective in diminishing scars and acne marks. A chemical peel requires strict post-treatment sun protection.

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